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State GOP Censures Sanford

Runaway Governor

Updated Apr. 25, 2017 2:39PM EDT / Published Jul. 07, 2009 2:25AM EDT

"Now is the time for healing." That's how the South Carolina Republican Party chairman described the aftermath of his party's decision to censure their governor, Mark Sanford, who left the state on a secret rendezvous with his Argentine lover two weeks ago. The vote has no bearing on Sanford's ability to remain in office. 22 members of the party's executive committee voted to reprimand Sanford; 10 called for his resignation; nine voted to support him.

Read it at The State