Wednesday, June 24, 2009
South Carolina Gov.adds details to trip to Argentina.
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In his news conference today admitting to his affair, the Gov. of South Carolina Mark Sanford went on to say that the reason why he was there in the first place was to end the relationship and that he spent his time in Argentina crying.It seems like the more we hear from this guy, the more we want to cry for our poor ears.
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Labels: Appalachia, Political scandal in South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford, South Carolina Gov.'s affair, South Carolina Governor
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
South Carolina Governor whereabouts finally known.
In South Carolina, the frantic search for the missing governor finally ended today when he resurfaced after missing for days with no one, including his wife and staff knowing where he was. In a brief statement, his office maintains that the governor took some time off and went hiking in the Appalachian mountain to clear his head after the bitter loss to keep the federal stimulus money out of his state.
This is a Governor who takes things literally. When told by the state Supreme Court to take a hike following his refusal to accept the state portion of the stimulus money, he really heard the advice and took one. The only problem being that he forgot to tell anyone.
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This is a Governor who takes things literally. When told by the state Supreme Court to take a hike following his refusal to accept the state portion of the stimulus money, he really heard the advice and took one. The only problem being that he forgot to tell anyone.
For more , see the Associatedpress.com
Labels: Carolina Legislature, Carolina Supreme Court, Federal Stimulus Money, GOP, Governors Association, Mark Sanford, South Carolina, South Carolina Governor
Monday, June 8, 2009
South Carolina Governor
This past Thursday, the Carolina Supreme Court ordered Gov. Mark Sanford to request $700 million in federal stimulus money despite his vocal opposition to the bailout.
The nation's most vocal anti-bailout governor had refused to take the money designated for the state over the next two years, facing down protesters and legislators who passed a budget requiring him to, and his critics accusing him of playing politics with people's lives.
Hell must have frozen for a politician to be bound and dragged around town to take free money.
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The nation's most vocal anti-bailout governor had refused to take the money designated for the state over the next two years, facing down protesters and legislators who passed a budget requiring him to, and his critics accusing him of playing politics with people's lives.
Hell must have frozen for a politician to be bound and dragged around town to take free money.
For more, see ndailynews.com
Labels: federal stimulus bill, Mark Sanford, South Carolina, South Carolina Governor, stimulus money
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