Web Letters: Gov. Sanford Admits to Argentina Affair

By MSNBC

June 24, 2009

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  • This would be just another sad tale of a guy going through a midlife crisis, but this guy is the preacher of the Gospel According to Mark Sanford. The guy that promised us poor idiot Republicans a different, more pure party. Why couldn't he just buy a motorcycle or take flying lessons? I love both Carolinas, and they deserve better.

    James L. Pinette

    Caribou, ME

    06/25/2009 @ 08:50am


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