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Posted by fayeroe on July 2, 2009, at 13:47:26
He left the country with no one knowing where he was going. (although I firmly believe that his "spiritual advisor knew where he was)
He was gone 7 days. He left his state vulnerable to any number of things..This link dwells more on his "indiscretions" with his lover in Argentina. I can't find the one that I wanted about the state being left to it's own devices. :-)http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090624/ap_on_re_us/us_sc_governor_where
Posted by Sigismund on July 2, 2009, at 17:17:11
In reply to Should Gov. Sanford Resign?, posted by fayeroe on July 2, 2009, at 13:47:26
> Wiping away tears, he apologized to his family and gave up a national Republican Party post, but was silent on whether he would resign.
>"I've been unfaithful to my wife," he said in a news conference in which the 49-year-old governor ruminated on God's law, moral absolutes and following one's heart. He said he spent the last five days "crying in Argentina."
I wish they didn't feel they had to go through with this process in public.
Is he the governor of South Carolina?
An irrelevant fact is that John Locke wrote or had an input to the constitutions of the Carolinas, and also argued that the Indians had no right to the land because they 'did not mix their labours with the land'.
Posted by fayeroe on July 2, 2009, at 18:01:11
In reply to Re: Should Gov. Sanford Resign?, posted by Sigismund on July 2, 2009, at 17:17:11
> > Wiping away tears, he apologized to his family and gave up a national Republican Party post, but was silent on whether he would resign.
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> >"I've been unfaithful to my wife," he said in a news conference in which the 49-year-old governor ruminated on God's law, moral absolutes and following one's heart. He said he spent the last five days "crying in Argentina."
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> I wish they didn't feel they had to go through with this process in public.They call "sex/soulmate press conferences", "hooker press conferences" and "senate page press conferences" ..I forgot "airport restroom conferences".......some admit it and others want to talk about how they couldn't have possibly done something so wretched.
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> Is he the governor of South Carolina?You should hear the second "confession".....it is pitiful. No wonder that people all over are saying that they are worried about his mental state right not. You would think that he had discovered sex and romantic love under a frog somewhere. He really, really went too far in the second press conference. He said stuff in public that he should have kept to himself until he died.
I am appalled that he left and no one in state government (who will admit it) knew where he was!
Yes, for the poor South Carolina people, he is their governor.
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> An irrelevant fact is that John Locke wrote or had an input to the constitutions of the Carolinas, and also argued that the Indians had no right to the land because they 'did not mix their labours with the land'.Yup, those lazy damned injuns. They have to ***k up everything, don't they? They probably didn't invite him for Thanksgiving dinner!
I love making myself laugh!!!
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