Mark Sanford makes me want to throw up. Treats adultery & humiliation of his family like it's a typo==> nationalreview.com/corner/340930/…
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Michelle Malkin (@michellemalkin) February 18, 2013Disgraced former South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford is hitting the campaign trail with a new ad:
Sanford’s weak mea culpa has left many conservatives feeling cold:
Reader on Sanford's "Mistake" ad: "A mistake is forgetting your anniversary. What he did is…dereliction of duty." nationalreview.com/corner/340930/…—
Michelle Malkin (@michellemalkin) February 18, 2013
kinda harsh way to refer to the love of your life… RT @NRO: Mark Sanford debuts first ad: 'We all make mistakes' – bit.ly/12Da5Gh—
Oenone (@Oenonewept) February 18, 2013
@MarkSanford Hate 2 tell U Mark; but I've lost all respect for U. Used 2 think U were cat's Meow…Now…not so much! Sorry!—
GeorgieG (@G06G14G43) February 18, 2013
ARROGANT ASSHAT: Mark Sanford debuts first ad: 'We all make mistakes' bit.ly/12Da5Gh #tcot—
(@slone) February 18, 2013
"@AmericanThinker: Should S. Carolina voters give Mark Sanford a second chance? bit.ly/133GoKa" SHAME ON SANFORD. Go sell used cars.—
Joan of Arc (@JoanLundholm) February 18, 2013
Mark Sanford for Congress in South Carolina is as embarrassing as Alec Baldwin running for NYC mayor. #TGDN #tcot—
John (@Johnsenfuego) February 18, 2013
I keep waiting for someone to tell me that this whole 'Mark Sanford for Congess' thing is just a big, elaborate prank. #punkd—
Kevin Eder (@keder) February 18, 2013
Yes Mark Sanford, we all make mistakes, we just don't make them with taxpayers money.—
(@joeypiazza) February 18, 2013
Mark Sanford and the Trail of No Return: humanevents.com/2013/02/18/mar… He did far worse than make a "mistake."—
John Hayward (@Doc_0) February 18, 2013
Second mistake: supporting him again. RT @NRO Mark Sanford debuts first ad: 'We all make mistakes' – bit.ly/12Da5Gh—
Anthony Bialy (@AnthonyBialy) February 18, 2013
Please, don't elect Mark Sanford to the House again. US and SC deserve better! #SCHouse—
Benjamin Sauceda (@BenjaminSauceda) February 18, 2013
