Lindsay Clancy trial: Nancy Mace calls out support for suspect; ‘liberal white woman savior complex’
The Lindsay Clancy trial has divided opinions on whether she should be held guilty of killing her three children. As Day 18 of the trial came to a close on Friday in Plymouth, the clock is ticking for the closing arguments on Monday, August 29.
Clancy has pleaded not guilty on the grounds of her mental health condition at the time of the killing. But the likelihood of her being found not guilty seems to be growing. It has prompted those who consider Lindsay Clancy guilty to make their voices louder. One of them is South Carolina Republican Congresswoman, Nancy Mace.
Rep. Mace has been advocating that Lindsay Clancyis guilty of the murders. She has now also started targeting the supporters of Lindsay Clancy. As has been reported, women dressed in pink have been rallying outside the Plymouth Superior Court. Many have also been taking to social media to voice their support for the 35-year-old.
Nancy Mace Targets Lindsay Clancy Supporters In Fresh Attack
Over the last two days, Nancy Mace has made several posts trying to reinforce that Lindsay Clancy should be convicted for the deaths of her three children. “Does no one care about the 3 children she murdered?” she wrote in a X postsharing video of the women in pink rallying in support of Lindsay Clancy.
Later on, Friday, things turned more official as her office released a full-blown promotional material along with a statement accusing those supporting Lindsay Clancy of “white woman savior complex.”
“The liberal white woman savior complex is on full display outside the Lindsay Clancy trial,” she wrote in the statement. “Hundreds of supporters, many dressed in pink and wearing slogans about ‘mental health,’ gathered outside the courthouse in support of a woman on trial for the killings of her three children.
“If she were on trial for killing three dogs, these women wouldn’t be anywhere near this courthouse,” she wrote. “But three innocent kids are dead, and the Left has turned their alleged murderer into a cause célèbre. We should be mourning the victims, not celebrating the perpetrator.”
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More About Pink Rallies For Lindsay Clancy
According to the Associated Press, more than 300 woman gathered outside the courtroom on Thursday wearing pink dresses. Their clothes had texts reading, “She Needed Help,” “Peace For Lindsay” and “Believe.”
The report also adds that they demonstrated by standing in silence for an hour as the trial went on inside. They also reportedly applauded Clancy’s lawyer, Kevin Reddington, when he appeared outside the court.
