Voters in the South Carolina have decided to elect a confessed adulterer over the sister of leftist comedian Stephen Colbert to serve in the House of Representatives.
Mark Sanford, former governor of South Carolina and a former Congressman, will now represent the First District of South Carolina for the next election cycle.
This probably isn’t the kind of endorsement most politicians would want, but Mark Sanford has just been endorsed by one of the most despicable pornographers on the planet – Larry Flynt.
Confessed adulterer and former governor of South Carolina Mark Sanford has been caught sneaking in and out of his ex-wife’s home when she was gone.
Sanford, who won the special election for Congressional District 1, must now face charges of trespassing and breaking his divorced agreement.
Former South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford is likely to lose against Democrat Elizabeth Colbert Busch in the upcoming special election in May.
Sanford is behind Busch (Stephen Colbert’s liberal sister) by 45% to 47% in a Public Policy Polling survey. He was exposed in an adultery scandal in 2009 when he was caught having an affair with an Argentinian woman he had met over the Internet.
After the defeat of Larry Grooms in the GOP primary for the 1st Congressional District House seat in South Carolina, the Republican field has been narrowed down to a battle between Mark Sanford and Curtis Bostic.
Sanford is the former governor of South Carolina, who became involved in adulterous an affair with an Argentinian woman and is currently engaged to her.
Bostic is a lawyer, former Marine, and former member of the Charleston City Council. Bostic is pro-life, pro-traditional marriage and believes the U.S. Constitution should be followed when laws are passed in Congress. He believes in limited government and responsible spending of American’s hard-earned tax dollars.
South Carolina State Senator Larry Grooms failed in his effort to win the GOP nomination for the 1st Congressional District on Tuesday.
Former Governor Mark Sanford won first place, but didn’t receive more than 50% of the vote. He’ll face another GOP candidate (Curtis Bostic) on April 2nd to determine who will face the Democrat in a special May election.
Larry Grooms, the South Carolina state Senator who has been endorsed by GING-PAC, has just picked up another important endorsement from Special Operations Speaks (SOS).
SOS is an organization of former Special Operations soldiers, sailors and Marines, who are deeply concerned about our national security and the war against Islamic terrorism.
Conservative Congressman Mick Mulvaney and RedState.com have recently endorsed Grooms for the House seat vacated by conservative Tim Scott, who is now a U.S. Senator.
According to Mulvaney: “When it comes to reducing taxes, cutting wasteful Washington spending and protecting our liberties, I believe Larry Grooms is the right man for the job. Larry has been in the trenches, and he has proven his conservative credentials in the state senate. We want Larry on our team. While there are many good candidates in the field – Larry’s record is one we know and trust. He will go to Washington and protect South Carolina from day one. Larry’s Record is One We Know And Trust.”
South Carolina’s Congressional Delegation is known across the country and in Washington for being a united voice for conservatism. In fact, we’ve earned a reputation of working together, standing on principle and protecting South Carolina values. It’s important to ensure that the person who replaces Tim Scott be a reliable conservative, a proven fighter and a leader who will join our mission to cut wasteful Washington spending.
“I’m convinced the best person for the job is Larry Grooms.”
In January, 2013, South Carolina state Senator Larry Grooms (R) received the South Carolina Citizens For Life Award from one of the most effective pro-life groups in that state. Grooms is currently running for the U.S. Congress in the First Congressional District. He has been endorsed by GING-PAC. Grooms has been in the S.C. legislature since 1997 and has succeeded in getting at least 10 pro-life bills passed.