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South Carolina Governor goes astray.

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Now its starting to make more sense.

 

http://www.thestate.com/154/story/838823.html

 

Goodbye, 2012.

While this doesn't really change my opinion of his ability to governor, you are right that 2012 is gone for him.

 

That stinks, because at a cursory glance of his policies he is someone I could vote for.

 

Also, from the sound of this article his family more than likely knew where he was at and his wife didn't want to expose the affair.

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I'm disappointed in Sandord. I'm from SC and he is loved and admired down there, and this is pretty shocking.

 

And I too would have voted for him in 2012. His ability as governor isn't a question, but I didn't question Clinton's ability as President either, it was his moral fails that made me dislike him.

Fox News wishful thinking?

 

Huh? What's wrong with that? :confused:

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I'm disappointed in Sandord. I'm from SC and he is loved and admired down there, and this is pretty shocking.

 

And I too would have voted for him in 2012. His ability as governor isn't a question, but I didn't question Clinton's ability as President either, it was his moral fails that made me dislike him.

If someone's ability to do their job isn't in question...then why does it matter if he has an affair? If he is able to do an excellent job as governor shouldn't that be the only issue to the voting public.
Huh? What's wrong with that? :confused:

 

Look very closely. You'll figure it out.

If someone's ability to do their job isn't in question...then why does it matter if he has an affair? If he is able to do an excellent job as governor shouldn't that be the only issue to the voting public.

 

Then why all the hullaballoo about Rev Wright?

Huh? What's wrong with that? :confused:

They have him listed as a Democrat.

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Then why all the hullaballoo about Rev Wright?
I honestly don't know what you are talking about? :lol: :lol:
Look very closely. You'll figure it out.

 

:lol: I didn't see that.

 

That's too bad. He is still a good governor-at least from his past actions- but like many politicians a bad man. He did say that he was never running for office again after his term a while back though.

And I too would have voted for him in 2012. .

 

Somewhere in Louisiana a man smiles.

While this doesn't really change my opinion of his ability to governor, you are right that 2012 is gone for him.

 

That stinks, because at a cursory glance of his policies he is someone I could vote for.

 

Also, from the sound of this article his family more than likely knew where he was at and his wife didn't want to expose the affair.

 

His wife released a statement saying that she told him to get out 2 weeks ago.

“The issue of lying is probably the biggest harm, if you will, to the system of Democratic government...."

 

Who said the above?

Somewhere in Louisiana a man smiles.

 

"When I was a boy, my dad told me, "Americans can do ANYTHING,"" :lol:

“The issue of lying is probably the biggest harm, if you will, to the system of Democratic government...."

 

Who said the above?

 

Probably Richard Nixon.

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