Di politician n him dash fi di borda...if a laff

[tuffstuff]

Re: Di politician n him dash fi di borda...if a laff

MI say mi hear dis pan npr and boal inna mi car!!! i cant wait fi see john stewart an colbert address this. DI man crack or wah??!! how di hell him fi do dat fathers day w/end. and this a the way how him famly find out- afta di whole world send out search pawty feem while himma get him knob grease. lawdhavismassy it is the heights of comedy u really couda neva write dem ting yah!

[Panajar]

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lol fox news sey him a democrat.


it is nothe fuss time de do it look pon the <span style="font-weight: bold">BIG D</span> BESIDE HIM NAME

[tuffstuff]

Re: Di politician n him dash fi di borda...if a laff

dem is some real propogandiss enuh!! waiiieee

[Dr.Dudd]

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Is teh Fox News people i am sorry for... They will soon lose all their audience and advertising,... I mean they are set with the single objective as to make the GOP look good. Well they have their work cut out for them.

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: tuffstuff</div><div class="ubbcode-body">dem is some real propogandiss enuh!! waiiieee </div></div>

[evanovitch]

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U woulda haffi hear Rush today....him wonda wat di heck happening to Reps..den him draw fi di Clinton card....but di coup de grace was him statement f
dat men will fi eva give een to lust...him seh dat men no able fi resist lust

[Tuff Gong]

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<a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/06/24/jenny-sanfords-statement_n_220425.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">JENNY SANFORD STATEMENT:
Wife Says She Told Him To Leave &quot;To Maintain My Dignity&quot;</a>

South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford's wife, Jenny, issued a statement in which she says that she told him to leave their home two weeks ago &quot;to maintain my dignity, self-respect and my basic sense of right and wrong.&quot;

Read the statement:

[Dr.Dudd]

Re: Di politician n him dash fi di borda...if a laff

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Panajar</div><div class="ubbcode-body">lol fox news sey him a democrat.


it is nothe fuss time de do it look pon the <span style="font-weight: bold">BIG D</span> BESIDE HIM NAME </div></div>Itt is time the do something about Fox's lisences. Thye cant use it do decieve the population like this. It is becomming a habit now.

[Serenity82]

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: evanovitch</div><div class="ubbcode-body">So finally it would seem
dat him was not hiking etc but di exchanged emails sweet him so till him figet seh him married etc an go meet har fi fada's day weekend... U caanot write dese stories </div></div>

how insane!

[evanovitch]

so wifie a stand by har man...if him want har

But she added in a statement: &quot;I remain willing to forgive Mark completely his indiscretions and to welcome him back.&quot;

Sanford explained how he had &quot;developed a relationship&quot; with a &quot;dear friend&quot; from Argentina. &quot;It began very innocently ... in just a casual e-mail back and forth,&quot; he said.

&quot;But here recently over this last year it developed into something much more than that. And as a consequence, I hurt her. I hurt you all. I hurt my wife. I hurt my boys. I hurt friends ... I hurt a lot of different folks.&quot;

[MarieK]

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: evanovitch</div><div class="ubbcode-body">But she added in a statement: &quot;I remain willing to forgive Mark completely his indiscretions and to welcome him back.&quot;
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does this seem like a man who wants her. di man did tell har him want fi come back

[evanovitch]

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«Top News

South Carolina Governor Sanford admits extramarital affair
Wed, Jun 24 19:29 PM EDT



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By Matthew Bigg

ATLANTA (Reuters) - South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford tearfully admitted on Wednesday he had been unfaithful to his wife, likely ending any chance he might be a Republican contender for the U.S. presidency in 2012.

Sanford resigned as chairman of the Republican Governors' Association and was replaced by Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour, another possible 2012 candidate.

&quot;Any aspirations for 2012, if he had any, are certainly out of the question,&quot; said Robert Oldendick, a political scientist at the University of South Carolina.

Sanford's confession at a tumultuous news conference ended days of speculation over his whereabouts. After he disappeared last week, his staff first said he was hiking on the Appalachian Trail. It later emerged he had traveled to Argentina to be with his lover, leaving his family over Father's Day weekend.

&quot;I spent the last five days of my life crying in Argentina,&quot; he said.

Shedding tears, Sanford apologized to his wife Jenny, his family, friends and staff when he made the shock announcement after returning on Wednesday from Buenos Aires.

Sanford's wife Jenny said she and her husband had been undergoing a trial separation and she regretted his actions and the damage it had done to their children.

But she added in a statement: &quot;I remain willing to forgive Mark completely his indiscretions and to welcome him back.&quot;

Sanford explained how he had &quot;developed a relationship&quot; with a &quot;dear friend&quot; from Argentina. &quot;It began very innocently ... in just a casual e-mail back and forth,&quot; he said.

&quot;But here recently over this last year it developed into something much more than that. And as a consequence, I hurt her. I hurt you all. I hurt my wife. I hurt my boys. I hurt friends ... I hurt a lot of different folks.&quot;

With his tearful admission and groveling apologies, Sanford became the latest member of a fast-growing club of U.S. politicians who have confessed their sexual indiscretions before a public audience.

Sanford was one of several Republican governors seen as possible 2012 presidential candidates. Others include Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, Minnesota's Tim Pawlenty, and Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal.

REPUBLICAN FORTUNES AT LOW EBB

As chairman of the governors' association Sanford has been one of the party's most visible spokesmen when its fortunes are at a low ebb.

Last week, Senator John Ensign, another potential Republican presidential contender in 2012, announced he had an affair and resigned from the Senate leadership.

Apologizing for his &quot;selfishness,&quot; Sanford asked for &quot;a zone of privacy&quot; for his wife and their four sons.

He did not identify the woman in the affair, whom he said was separated from her husband and had two boys.

South Carolina senator Lindsey Graham offered his support to his fellow Republican: &quot;I hope Mark will reconcile with his family and can continue serving as governor,&quot; he said in a statement. Sanford's final term as governor ends in 2011.

But raising pressure on Sanford, The State, South Carolina's main newspaper, published excerpts of e-mails it said were between the governor and the woman in which he professed love for her. Sanford's office did not dispute the authenticity of the e-mails, the newspaper said.

Sanford wrote in passionate terms to his lover, describing the physical and intellectual delight he found with her.

When U.S. media reported Sanford's whereabouts were unknown since last Thursday, and that even his wife did not know where he was, his aides had said he was hiking on the Appalachian Trail in the eastern United States.

They said he needed a break after a tough state legislative session. During his absence, some South Carolina politicians accused him of abdicating responsibility in state affairs.

Sanford flew back from Argentina to Atlanta early on Wednesday. He initially told a reporter he had changed earlier plans and decided at the last minute to go to Argentina and drive along its coastline.

Sanford gained prominence this year by opposing Democratic President Barack Obama's economic stimulus bill and rejecting $700 million of South Carolina's portion of the funds on grounds it would undermine the state's fiscal stability.

The state's Supreme Court ruled this month that the federal cash must be accepted.

(Additional reporting by Andy Sullivan in Washington, Jane Sutton, Pascal Fletcher in Miami, Editing by Alan Elsner)

[tsophra]

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..what did that commedienne use to call it ..pp..it never ceases to amaze me..

[Marilyn]

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<span style="font-size: 14pt">I just don't want you guys thinking this was a one time big time mistake and indescretion. I was watching TV late night and there were MULTIPLE trips to Argentina (everything mussi working). He is now being investigated to see if he used any public money to finance said trips.....I can feel the resignation papers now. </span>

[Marilyn]

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I'm waiting on the part where it comes out that Miss Argentina used to be a Mr. Argentina and still has some residual body parts left. It can't just end here, it's getting too good.

[Marilyn]

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Ok so her name is Maria, no pictures of her yet, but I wish I had one, it should go for at least 500,000. SOmeone has one. you are not a girl in Argentina dating a powerful man like that and don't take him around someone to show off.


Here's the love nest though