Disgraced former Congressman Anthony Weiner is drawing inspiration from disgraced former Governor Mark Sanford’s recent election to Congress in announcing his run for mayor of New York City.
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Sandford buys another controversial full-page ad
On the heels of a controversial full-page ad taken last weekend in the Charleston Post and Courier, Mark Sanford is going back to the well in an effort to prop up his flailing campaign.
Tagged with: advertising, charleston, election, governor, history, international affairs, jenny sanford, mark sanford
Posted in Features, Politics
Posted in Features, Politics
Long-lost episode of The Sanford Chronicles rediscovered
by William Moultrie Charleston, SC – Mark Sanford’s recent engagement to Argentine Maria Belen Chapur has prompted renewed interest in the former governor’s disappearing act back in 2009 including theDiscust’s production of The Sanford Chronicles, Pt. 1.
Tagged with: governor, history, international affairs, jenny sanford, maria belen chapur, mark sanford, sanford
Posted in Features, Video
Posted in Features, Video
With Kim Jong Il’s death, Nikki Haley becomes “World’s Most Transparent Leader”
Amid the sad news of the death of one of the world’s foremost leaders in the application of government transparency, there is a bright spot: South Carolina’s Governor Nikki Haley now holds the title of “world’s most transparent leader.”
Tagged with: gop, governor, haley, history, international affairs, nikki haley, state house, symbols
Posted in Features, Politics
Posted in Features, Politics
Nikki Haley creates new jobs – in France
Paris, France – Nikki Haley may be feeling the heat back in South Carolina after spending over $127,000 on a seemingly unproductive trip to France, but the French people couldn’t be happier with her performance.
Tagged with: governor, international affairs, jobs, nikki haley, shopping, taxes, tourism
Posted in Features, Politics
Posted in Features, Politics
SC GOP laments unused Nimrata Nikki Randhawa defense
The South Carolina Republican Party (SCGOP) doesn’t have too many regrets following this year’s sweep of statewide offices, but their final disclosure reports reveal a major outlay of funds spent to craft a racism defense that went unused.
Spanish intern tasked with planning Cinco de Mayo celebration
Columbia – Carolina Pascal recently called her aunt in Barcelona to wish her a happy birthday. Little did 21-year-old intern for the South Carolina Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism (SCPRT) expect that her overheard “feliz cumpleaños” would lead to her planning the office’s Cinco de Mayo celebrations.
South Carolina admits “We screwed up,” creates Facebook page
Florence – In a rare act of near-unanimous contrition, South Carolinians have admitted that they used poor judgment in the past few statewide elections. In particular, the resolution drafted at the annual Meeting of Everyone in South Carolina (MESC) addresses the failings of statewide officeholders elected in 2006.
Tagged with: andre bauer, crime, election, governor, history, international affairs, mark sanford, sex, state house
Posted in Features, Politics
Posted in Features, Politics
