Gov. Sanford & the Dos and Don'ts of Making Over a Ruined Reputation
Charleston City Paper |
September 30, 2009
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Granted, the State Ethics Commission has ordered a review of Sanford's travel records. But some are still calling for legislative action, questioning the ability of a commission overseen by the governor to turn in an objective analysis.
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The Sanford Scandal: The Political Winners and Losersnew
As dust settles on the mountainous trails of metropolitan Buenos Aires, we take a look at who benefits and who loses out in the Mark Sanford scandal.
Charleston City Paper |
Greg Hambrick |
07-22-2009 |
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Mark Sanford Must Gonew
The governor's true sin was being an idiot.
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Staff |
07-01-2009 |
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Sanford's Story is the Greatest Since Secessionnew
South Carolina falls victim to another huckster.
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07-01-2009 |
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Mark Sanford's Bizarre Journey From the Trail to Argentinanew
Questions about Gov. Sanford's future linger after he abandoned the state, severing contact with his staff, state officials, and his family from June 18 until June 23. After admitting an affair, it was revealed that Sanford appears to have created a diversionary trip to spend time with his mistress during a 2008 taxpayer-funded trade mission to South America.
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Greg Hambrick |
07-01-2009 |
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