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South Carolina Governor goes astray.

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What got me today is, he made a statement saying that he has been with other women, and he really has a thing for this women in Argentina. He just wants her, yet he is trying to work on his marriage.:puke: Kick that jerk to the curb Mrs. First Lady of South Carolina.:banana:

 

Amen!

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What got me today is, he made a statement saying that he has been with other women, and he really has a thing for this women in Argentina. He just wants her, yet he is trying to work on his marriage.:puke: Kick that jerk to the curb Mrs. First Lady of South Carolina.:banana:

 

Amen!

 

My wife said she heard where he called the woman in Argentia, "his soulmate" but he was going back to South Carolina to fall in love with his wife again. WHATEVER:puke:

I don't care who he sleeps with. He should resign for dereliction of duties.

Hypocrit. :D

 

Forgiving him for his action is different than voting or retaining him in office. He shouldn't be treated as a leper and not be given a chance to make a living but shouldn't be in office to serve the public for a good while.

 

Now if the forgiveness is 5-10 years later after he has shown he has his ducks in a row, than I could understand that.

 

Immediately with what this yahoo is saying and no way.

Talk about rubbing salt into an open wound! To publicly state that your mistress is your "soulmate" that the affair was a tragic love story and he is working on trying to fall back in love with his wife... that must be beyond painful.

Talk about rubbing salt into an open wound! To publicly state that your mistress is your "soulmate" that the affair was a tragic love story and he is working on trying to fall back in love with his wife... that must be beyond painful.

 

I have to agree with you on this one. If my spouse called someone other than me their soulmate, I would leave in a heart beat, not look back and kick their butt to the curb.

I should've known better than to get excited for a politician, Sandford broke my heart. :lol:

 

If Ron Paul has any sort of scandal, I'm giving up forever!

I should've known better than to get excited for a politician, Sandford broke my heart. :lol:

 

If Ron Paul has any sort of scandal, I'm giving up forever!

 

You're not his soul mate...that's the problem. :lol:

Forgiving him for his action is different than voting or retaining him in office. He shouldn't be treated as a leper and not be given a chance to make a living but shouldn't be in office to serve the public for a good while.

 

Now if the forgiveness is 5-10 years later after he has shown he has his ducks in a row, than I could understand that.

 

Immediately with what this yahoo is saying and no way.

 

Sorry but you missed the point. You tied "we can't trust him" because "his family can't trust him". You based what we should do on what his family does. Yet you refuse to agree that the same logic should apply to forgiveness. That's hypocritical any way you cut it. But spin away if you must.

 

For the record, I think he has violated the public's trust and should resign as Governor because of what will surely be an inability to lead his state effectively throughout the balance of his term, but my opinion has nothing to do with how his family feels about being able to trust him.

Isn't it funny that one week ago we all assumed that the next governor to resign would be Gov. Sanford.

While browsing one of my favorite websites, The Acton Institute for the study of Religion and Liberty, I found this:

 

Gov. Sandford: But I think the Bible says, “Let your light so shine be fore men that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father that’s in heaven.“ Hopefully, by the way in which you act. The way in which you make decisions.

 

:cry: I'm going to cry. This guy was an amazing politician, principled, smart, and unafraid. Now he is either a hypocrite or an idiot.

While browsing one of my favorite websites, The Acton Institute for the study of Religion and Liberty, I found this:

 

Gov. Sandford: But I think the Bible says, “Let your light so shine be fore men that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father that’s in heaven.“ Hopefully, by the way in which you act. The way in which you make decisions.

 

:cry: I'm going to cry. This guy was an amazing politician, principled, smart, and unafraid. Now he is either a hypocrite or an idiot.

I'm not sure his recent actions support that.

I saw a blog this morning that tested one on their ability to determine if the writing was from a Sanford email to his lover or from a trashy romance novel.

I'm not sure his recent actions support that.

 

I meant "principled" in terms of politics (staying true to his beliefs) but yes, he is a hypocrite, as I stated.

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