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June 25th, 2009
10:14 AM ET
Politicians' public affairs becoming predictable?
South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford has joined the growing list of high-powered politicians who are seemingly powerless against temptation. Are we seeing a pattern here?
CNN's Carol Costello reports.
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So when is the Governor resigning?
He uses taxpayer money to vist his mistress in Argentina while going AWOL from his Governor's post.
The US doesn't need a liar and cheater as a Governor in any state. For the sake of the Nation and our children Mr. Sanford must resign immediately.