Tea Party scores big Mark Sanford wins special election for Congress

[steveox]

Let me ask you this? You think Hillary Clinton deserves to become President of the United States? All this news on the Benghazi scandal you watch, Blacks and Latinos will vote for Hillary.

 

[dogtowner]

Let me ask you this? You think Hillary Clinton deserves to become President of the United States? All this news on the Benghazi scandal you watch, Blacks and Latinos will vote for Hillary.

nobody has done anything to deserve it. but short of a direct tie zhe is the best dem chance.

 

[Texas_tea]

nobody has done anything to deserve it. but short of a direct tie zhe is the best dem chance.

She is evil .... like any other marxist choice ....

 

[steveox]

Ill bet you Glozell will vote for Hillary

 

[Texas_tea]

Ill bet you Glozell will vote for Hillary

Of course she will ...
Glozell IS the poster child for the low to no information voter.

 

[pocketfullofshells]

I dont even know where to begin.

what color is the sky in your world ?

I forget your in a state of Denial so you can be hypocrits. Just pretend you never said anything about CLinton or Weiner.

 

[steveox]

I forget your in a state of Denial so you can be hypocrits. Just pretend you never said anything about CLinton or Weiner.

Yeah you watch,,Those liberal Harlem blacks in NYC will vote for Weiner for mayor.

 

[BigRob]

its a shame SC had no one else besides this guy to run.

He was not unopposed in the primary.

 

[dogtowner]

He was not unopposed in the primary.

that kind of makes it even worse. there was a vacuum when he got run out of town and in all this inverveing time nobody rose to the occasion ? gop dropped the ball big time.

 

[Openmind]

The former governor and Democrat Elizabeth Colbert Busch squared off in a special election for Congress.

WASHINGTON — Disgraced ex-South Carolina governor Mark Sanford won his bid for redemption on Tuesday night, defeating Democrat Elizabeth Colbert Busch for his old seat in Congress.
Sanford, a Republican who admitted an extramarital affair in 2009, was ready to quit politics for good if he was not victorious in South Carolina's 1st Congressional District. He will replace Republican Tim Scott, who was appointed to the Senate.

The former governor — once a rising GOP star considered presidential material — was an early favorite in the Republican district, which Mitt Romney carried by 18 percentage points in the 2012 election. But the revelation that Sanford's ex-wife, Jenny, accused the candidate of trespassing at her home caused the National Republican Congressional Committee to withdraw its support in mid-April and gave Colbert Busch an opening.

At his victory party, Sanford thanked the "angels" he met during the campaign and spoke of learning about "human grace" as reflected through a higher power. "I just want to acknowledge a God not just of second chances, but of third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth chances ... because that's the reality of our shared humanity," he said.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/...sch-congress-election-south-carolina/2140591/

All this is what The Boston Bombing did. Voters are starting to realize that Obama cant protect you unlike George Bush did. And Benghazi scandal is starting to add up. Like i said its bad news for Democrats!

I'm sure he'll fit right in with the GOP "family values" and "integrity!"

 

[cashmcall]

I'm sure he'll fit right in with the GOP "family values" and "integrity!"

Hey i'm not happy about it either...

 

[Cruella]

Hey i'm not happy about it either...

Most of us aren't, but of course people would have had to read this thread to know that, which wasn't the purpose of the drive by dig.

 

[dogtowner]

Most of us aren't, but of course people would have had to read this thread to know that, which wasn't the purpose of the drive by dig.

what she said