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Bed and Breakfast Blog (Free subscription) | 13 hours ago
WJBF-TV Travel against Sanford 'splitting hairs,' Sanford's defense arguesThe StateGov. Mark Sanford's attorneys have argued lawmakers are attempting to remove the governor from office by "splitting hairs" over whether Sanford violated …SC gov's attorneys defend use of state-owned planeForbesSanford attorney releases 150 page explanation of...
S.C. Politics Today (Free subscription) | yesterday
Butch Bowers, the attorney for Gov. Mark Sanford, said Tuesday Gov. Mark Sanford did not fly from Myrtle Beach to Columbia on the state airplane to get a haircut. Bowers said Sanford could have gotten his $11 haircut in Myrtle...
Seattle Times (Free subscription) | 6 hours ago
South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford's attorneys argued Tuesday that the two-term Republican only used state aircraft for official business, adding that lawmakers were "splitting hairs" over ethical violations — proof Sanford had done nothing to warrant his removal from office.
S.C. Politics Today (Free subscription) | yesterday
Gov. Mark Sanford's attorneys have argued lawmakers are attempting to remove the governor from office by "splitting hairs" over whether Sanford violated state Ethics laws. A panel of House lawmakers considering impeachment is questioning Sanford's attorneys about nine charges from...
S.C. Politics Today (Free subscription) | yesterday
Gov. Mark Sanford only used state aircraft for official business, according to a defense compiled by his attorneys in a S.C. State Ethics Commission investigation. The S.C. Ethics Commission has charged Sanford with nine violations of state ethics laws, including...
Ken Hawkins (Free subscription) | yesterday
Show right column 40 The special seven-member House subcommittee reconvenes this week to discuss Governor Mark Sanford's impeachment. The meetings have been broken up into two session, one to examine Sanford's use of state-owned airplanes, and another to discuss the governor's questionable campaign reimbursements as well as his use of first and business-class airplane tickets....
News: Opinion -- KansasCity.com (Free subscription) | 30/11/2009
Gov. Mark C. Sanford Jr. was absent from South Carolina and from the United States from June 18 to 24 while in or in route to and from Argentina for reasons unrelated to his gubernatorial responsibilities. Sanford was not in official communication with any person in the chain of command within the office of governor of the state of South Carolina.
ChattahBox (Free subscription) | 28/11/2009
(ChattahBox)— Jenny Sanford, wife of the famously cheating Governor of South Carolina, Mark Sanford is not sitting at home crying tears over her husband’s very public extramarital affair with an Argentine woman, he told the world was his “soul mate.” And Jenny Sanford is definitely not standing by her man, like many political wives before [...]
The Huffington Post (Free subscription) | 28/11/2009
She is writing a memoir, "Staying True," to be released in April by Ballantine Books, about grappling with her husband's marital infidelity. She has applied to trademark her own name in order to sell clothing, mugs and other items. She will appear next month on a Barbara Walters special on ABC as one of the "10 Most Fascinating People of 2009." More on Mark Sanford...
Valleywag (Free subscription) | 28/11/2009
Jenny Sanford's husband, South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford, cheated on his wife with an Argentinean lover. Now, with his political career is in shambles, it's time for Jenny Sanford's star to shine...
Paralegal SLO (Free subscription) | 27/11/2009
Some says the South Carolina attorney general faces a possible conflict if he investigates Gov. Mark Sanford. '> http://bit.ly/66Vki0
Ken Hawkins (Free subscription) | 28/11/2009
Summary: As expected, the vague impeachment requirement that a governor must have committed "serious crimes or serious misconduct in office" is becoming a key issue in the debate about whether or not Gov. Mark Sanford is impeachable. Link: http://thedigitel.com/node/7479
Queerty (Free subscription) | 27/11/2009
The C Street home housing the Christian power broker group The Family, where Nevada Sen. John Ensign and South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford sought refuge and advice — is also notable for its involvement in another realm of anti-gay legislation: Uganda's bill criminalizing homosexuality. CONTINUED » Permalink | 1 comment | Add to del.icio.us Tagged: John Ensign, Mark [...]...
Charlotte Observer: Breaking News (Free subscription) | 28/11/2009
(By Jim Davenport, Associated Press) Gov. Mark Sanford's lawyer told the State Ethics Commission that required disclosures weren't filed on four of 61 flights investigators questioned as part of a wide-ranging probe of travel and campaign finance practices. Kevin Hall's Oct. 26 admission is included in nearly 1,400 pages released by Sanford's lawyers earlier this week as the House...
