Goodbye, Mark Sanford?

Impeachment

Updated Apr. 25, 2017 2:08PM EDT / Published Aug. 27, 2009 12:35PM EDT

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Could Mark Sanford be taking a hike for real this time? The Washington Times is reporting that South Carolina Republican lawmakers are preparing to call a special session that could impeach Governor Mark Sanford and remove him from office by the end of the year. GOP lawmakers will use their annual retreat this weekend to discuss Sanford’s fate. So far, there are two bills of impeachment being prepared in the state House—one by a Republican, and another by a Democrat.

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Goodbye, Mark Sanford?

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