60 S.C. GOP Reps Want Sanford Out
Although he's been trying to hang tough as South Carolina's governor ever since this summer's infidelity drama unfolded, Mark Sanford has some new impediments -- 60 of them, to be exact -- that could keep him from serving out his term.
Although he’s been trying to hang tough as South Carolina’s governor ever since this summer’s infidelity drama unfolded, Mark Sanford has some new impediments — 60 of them, to be exact — that could keep him from serving out his term. –KA
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Sixty South Carolina House Republicans are asking Gov. Mark Sanford to resign.
A letter asking the GOP governor to leave office was delivered to Sanford shortly after noon Wednesday.
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