Bob Sofaly photo Members of Indivisible Lowcountry protest in front of Republican Congresswoman Nancy Mace’s office on Boundary Street on Wednesday afternoon, March 24, in Beaufort. Mace had been scheduled to attend an event in Beaufort but had to remain in DC to deal with other matters.

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Members of Indivisible Lowcountry protest in front of Republican Congresswoman Nancy Mace’s office on Boundary Street on Wednesday afternoon, March 24, in Beaufort. Mace had been scheduled to attend an event in Beaufort but had to remain in DC to deal with other matters.

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