SC gov skips state meetings for trip with wife - Yahoo! News »
Posted By not2needy 5 months, 3 weeks ago in NewsSouth Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford headed out of state Wednesday for personal time with his wife, as the two try to reconcile, and skipped a meeting with a top economic adviser ahead of what's expected to be more bad economic news including rising joblessness.
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I got your spam dangling from a can. LOL
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Saying the govenor is a lustful loser who is kissing his wifes as* in order to maintain some semblance of a respectful family man is not spam.
He is doing this while he is ignoring the people of his state.
He is a loser who should be recalled from office, just as Gray Davis was in CA.
Look what we got instead, Arnold the ruinator !!!!
Get a clue neither party has the right answers right now. Greed is still being allowed to run rampant. -
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