Now it's "a handful of women other than his mistress"? It sounds like Governor Sanford wanted to follow not King David's example, but that of David's son Solomon.

Minnesota Republicans...it's a trend

Both men full of sound and fury, signifying bupkus.

Mark Sanford worked hard to pass South Carolina's discriminatory constitutional amendment banning recognition of relationships that aren't between one man and one woman. So, can The State (newspaper) provide an accurate count, please, of the number of women in his marriage?

He looks in the mirror at least ONCE a day.

South Carolina governor Mark Sanford cites the Bible in explaining why he'll cling selfishly to power. Sen. Jay Rockefeller (of all people) cites a "moral choice" regarding a public-plan option for healthcare reform.

It's not just that it appears Sanford may also have had ties to the Family. It's the timing of his decision to break off the affair.

And another potential Republican presidential candidate for 2012 spontaneously combusts on our teevees.

Governor Sanford goes walkabout . . . again, it seems.

Anyone who is the least bit familiar with the intertwined history of Iran and the United States -- such as every Iranian over the age of five -- knows the following: We toppled their last actual leader who was actually elected, Prime Minister Mohammed Mossadegh, back in the 1950s because he dared to nationalize their oil industry.