WASHINGTON — Minutes right before U.S. Rep. Nancy Mace cast just one of the several Republican votes in favor of a invoice to federally safeguard entry to delivery command, she grabbed a roll of white duct tape, her navy blazer and a black Sharpie marker. If her colleagues could put on messages on their COVID masks, Mace reasoned, then why could not she do this? She lower the white tape into 3 around-horizontal strips and affixed each of the items to the again of her $29 jacket from H&M. “My condition is banning exceptions,” her handwritten concept declared, capitalizing the word ‘exceptions’ for emphasis. “Secure contraception,” it ongoing, with the…