Wall Street Journal senior economics writer Steve Moore called S. Carolina Governor Mark Sanford’s wife, Jenny, the “brains of the operation” and suggested that she run for her husbands seat as governor should he resign.
Hell, she should run for his job even if he doesn’t resign. It shouldn’t be too tough for anybody to take Sanford’s seat away from him, since he seems to be so pre-occupied with chasing other seats all around the Western Hemisphere. Can you imagine a campaign pitting the wife of a spouse who cheated on her against her own possibly soon-to-be ex-husband? You think campaign ads are nasty now, just wait!
Wall Street Journal senior economics writer Steve Moore called S. Carolina Governor Mark Sanford’s wife, Jenny, the “brains of the operation” and suggested that she run for her husbands seat as governor should he resign.
Hell, she should run for his job even if he doesn’t resign. It shouldn’t be too tough for anybody to take Sanford’s seat away from him, since he seems to be so pre-occupied with chasing other seats all around the Western Hemisphere. Can you imagine a campaign pitting the wife of a spouse who cheated on her against her own possibly soon-to-be ex-husband? You think campaign ads are nasty now, just wait!
Wall Street Journal senior economics writer Steve Moore called S. Carolina Governor Mark Sanford’s wife, Jenny, the “brains of the operation” and suggested that she run for her husbands seat as governor should he resign.
Hell, she should run for his job even if he doesn’t resign. It shouldn’t be too tough for anybody to take Sanford’s seat away from him, since he seems to be so pre-occupied with chasing other seats all around the Western Hemisphere. Can you imagine a campaign pitting the wife of a spouse who cheated on her against her own possibly soon-to-be ex-husband? You think campaign ads are nasty now, just wait!
