Outspoken Rep. Nancy Mace has gone wildly viral for insisting that the Cornell student accusing seven fraternity brothers of raping her was actually a willing participant in a “consensual gangbang.”

The outspoken South Carolina Republican joined the divisive debate about the Cornell 7 case some 18 months after she came forward with her own explosive allegations that she’d been drugged and raped by her ex and three of his associates.

“IDK who needs to hear this, but a consensual gangbang is not a rape,” Mace wrote on X in a message viewed more than 1.3 million times since she posted it late Thursday.

Rep. Nancy Mace insisted that the Cornell student accusing seven fraternity brothers of raping her was actually a willing participant in a “consensual gangbang.” Getty Images

The Chi Phi Fraternity House is seen on the Cornell University campus on Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2026, in Ithaca, N.Y. Cornell has been the center of a growing scandal regarding sexual assault that was underreported at the fraternity house in 2024. Lone Pine Press for NY Post

Mace’s viral tweet came after a trove of newly released texts showed the Cornell accuser, only known as Jane Doe, chatting amiably to some of the men she later accused of rape, suggesting that they shouldn’t “feel any shame.”

“Our body our choice,” she wrote in one text.

However, the woman’s lawyer, Thomas Giuffra, told The Post Thursday she had been in the early stages of processing the events, and “was going through, denial, shame and ultimately acceptance.”

Her recollections changed in part through seeing group chats with the frat bros advertising her as “free p—y” — and one later bragging that she’d been part of an “eightsome.”