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	RealClearPolitics - Articles - Mark Sanford: The Right Man for 2008?
		But a hypocrite Sanford was not; he slept on a cot in his office--all six years.
		Sanford returned well over $1 million of his office budget to the Treasury during his tenure.
		Sanford hasn't even hinted that he's interested in running for 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., but that hasn't stopped activists and contributors from prodding him.
	www.realclearpolitics.com /articles/2006/12/mark_sanford_the_right_man_for.html (855 words)

	Mark Sanford - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mark moved to Sullivan's Island, SC in the early 1990s with his wife Jenny and their four boys.
		Sanford professes to be a firm supporter of limited government, and many pundits have described his views as being libertarian in nature.
		Mark Sanford won the June 13th Republican Primary over Oscar Lovelace, a family physician from Prosperity with 65 percent of the vote to Lovelace's 35.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mark_Sanford (1243 words)

	Joel Mowbray on Mark Sanford & California Politics on National Review Online
		Sanford voted against creating the breast-cancer stamp for a very simple reason: Money raised by the stamp was going to go to Post Office administration and most likely none of it was bound for actual breast-cancer research.
		Sanford's bold vision for South Carolina is premised on three concepts: 1) reforming the structure of state government to cut out both infighting and wasteful spending, 2) enacting multifaceted school choice, and 3) eliminating the dreaded state income tax.
		Sanford wants to end the current system, where everyone from the secretary of agriculture to the superintendent of schools is elected.
	www.nationalreview.com /mowbray/mowbray062602.asp (913 words)

	Taxpayers for Common Sense: Taxpayer Hall of Fame - Representative Mark Sanford
		Congressman Mark Sanford was elected to the U. House of Representatives in 1994 and fiscal responsibility has been his primary concern as a member of Congress.
		Perhaps most importantly, Sanford was determined from the beginning to serve as a citizen-legislator, which gave him the freedom to buck the system and ignore re-election pressures.
		Sanford was truly a champion for the taxpayers during his six years.
	www.taxpayer.net /awards/halloffame/sanford.htm (393 words)

	Draft Sanford in 2008! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Sanford was elected as a Republican to South Carolina's First Congressional District in 1994.
		Mark Sanford earned an "A" from the National Taxpayers Union every year he was in Congress, from 1995 to 2001.
		In early April of 2003, the American Conservative Union declared Mark Sanford to be the "Most Conservative Governor in America." In 2000, his final year in Congress, the ACU also gave him a lifetime rating of 86 out of 100.
	www.geocities.com /draftsanford/sanford.html (547 words)

	Decision ‘08 » Mark Sanford
		Mark Sanford “absolutely” will not run for president in 2008.
		Mark Sanford doesn’t have the name recognition of a Powell, Rice, or Clinton, but the conservative governor of South Carolina has some other compensating qualities: he’s relatively young, his conservative politics fit in well with the national mood at the moment, and there is a precedent for Southern governors winning nationally.
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	decision08.net /category/republican-candidates/mark-sanford (253 words)

	A Carolina kid: Republican governor Mark Sanford makes an impression National Review - Find Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		MARK SANFORD: Wrong on Social Security, wrong for South Carolina." This slogan blared into living rooms all over the Palmetto State in 2002, when Sanford was running for governor against Jim Hodges, the incumbent Democrat.
		Sanford grabbed the GOP nomination and was elected to Congress in the class of 1994.
		Sanford's commitment to the issue was so deep that he agreed to join a congressional delegation visiting Japan, Australia, and New Zealand in 1999.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m1282/is_7_57/ai_n16372497 (992 words)

	Mark Sanford, a Neo-Reagan, Runs for Governor in South Carolina (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Sanford is giving liberal Democrat Gov. Jim Hodges a run for his money in a state that has a long conservative tradition and has been tilting more and more toward the Republican camp in recent decades.
		Sanford, who grew up on a family farm in Beaufort County, splashed onto the political scene in 1994 as a "surprise winner” (quoting the 2000 edition of "Almanac of American Politics”) in the state’s First Congressional District.
		Sanford favors zero-based budgeting and doing away with the assumption that every agency should begin a new budget year with the same amount of money it had in the previous one, with more dollars layered on over that.
	www.newsmax.com /archives/articles/2002/9/27/181058.shtml (896 words)

	Save The GOP » Mark Sanford (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Mark Sanford is hands down the best Governor in America.
		Sanford was co-chairman along with BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina president Ed Sellers.
		Sanford proposed moving the council to the Commerce Department.
	www.savethegop.com /archives/category/white-house-2008/mark-sanford (637 words)

	A few questions for Mark Sanford
		Mark Sanford was one of those unique politicians when he spearheaded the effort in Congress to partially privatize Social Security.
		Sanford has previously shown an affinity toward truth as political currency, but on the issue of teacher’s pay, he has apparently decided truth carries too much risk.
		Mark (a teacher) has a contract to come to his classroom 190 days a year and impart his considerable knowledge upon the children.
	www.commonvoice.com /article.asp?colid=899 (667 words)

	upstatebeat.com: Hodges vs. Sanford
		Sanford served the U.S. Congress from 1994-2000, representing a district in the Lowcountry.
		Sanford, for his part, told the Washington Post that Hodges was “a weasel” and later compared the governor to Dr. Evil from the Austin Powers movies.
		Although the Sanford plan does advocate what it calls “choice,” allowing parents to use education vouchers to move their children to a different school (including private and religious schools), that is hardly the entire plan.
	www.metrobeat.net /gbase/Expedite/Content?oid=oid:1576 (3599 words)

	S.C. Primary Watch: Sanford a Free Agent in '08 - The Fix
		Sanford's particular brand of libertarianism has reaped great harm to the state of South Carolina, and he is openly disliked by the most loyal Republican stalwarts.
		Sanford will breeze through the primary as, despite what the Shealy spin tries to portray, his primary opponent is a not a contender.
		Sanford's strong showings at County Conventions is an indicator that he is enjoying broad support from the GOP base.
	blog.washingtonpost.com /thefix/2006/02/sanford_free_agent_for_08.html (3332 words)

	Mark Sanford - dKosopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		South Carolina Republican Governor Mark Sanford was elected in 2002.
		Mark Sanford brought live pigs into the House chamber Thursday to make a point about pork barrel spending but ended up with a bipartisan firestorm hot enough for a barbecue.
		He added that "it is unfortunate that Sanford's spokesman, Will Folks, actually had to clean up the pig poop from the marble floors of the Statehouse today.
	www.dkosopedia.com /wiki/Mark_Sanford (299 words)

	Discover the Wisdom of Mankind on Mark Sanford (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Sanford was born in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida and moved with his family to the 3000 acre Coosaw Plantation near Beaufort, South Carolina before his senior year of high school.
		Sanford, though, has had an outright contentious relationship with the South Carolina General Assembly, even though it is dominated by his party (which has controlled the body since 1995).
		Despite once proposing a large increase in the cigarette tax, Sanford professess to be a firm supporter of limited government, and many pundits have described his views as being libertarian in nature.
	www.blinkbits.com /blinks/mark_sanford (1551 words)

	Draft Mark Sanford for President in 2008 petition written by Sean Wisnieski
		Governor Mark Sanford of South Carolina has fought tirelessly for small, responsible government, lower taxes, gun rights, educational reform, family values, and other principles that are true to the Republican platform.
		While Bush promised to sign most gun bills that land on his desk, Sanford was signing a repeal of his state's one-gun-a-month law, making South Carolina a much friendlier place to gun owners and collectors.
		Therefore, we, the undersigned, strongly urge and implore Governor Sanford to consider a Presidential run in 2008 on a platform of fiscal conservatism, responsible government, and the preservation of Constitutional rights.
	www.gwu.edu /~action/2008/cands08/sanfordpetition.html (1073 words)

	The Jeffrey B. Diamond Law Firm : Mark S. Sanford
		Mark was admitted to practice by the New Mexico Supreme Court in 1998, the Oklahoma Supreme Court in 1984, the Texas Supreme Court in 1981, all by bar examination.
		Mark is also the President of the Jewish Congregation of Carlsbad where he set up and taught in the religious school.
		Mark is married to Dr. Carol Sanford who is a speech-language pathologist, early childhood professor, and certified Montessori directress.
	www.carlsbadnm.com /jdiamond/msanford.html (388 words)

	Paul Bingham: Looking Forward to 2008: Mark Sanford for President
		Mention the name of Governor Sanford to the average American citizen and you will receive for your troubles, a blank stare and the tiresome question, 'WHO?' In a succint word, Mark Sanford is everything George W. Bush pretends to be.
		Sanford served three terms in House of Representatives, and was a member of the Joint Economic Committee and International Relations Committee, among others.
		Sanford is undoubtedly an ideological and political heir of Ronald Reagan.
	www.sierratimes.com /05/01/03/bingham01032005.htm (2064 words)

	Claflin University
		Governor Sanford, the incumbent Republican candidate in the upcoming 2006 gubernatorial race, is also a candidate for an Honorary Doctorate Degree from Claflin University, which boasts academic excellence as its flagship.
		Under Governor Sanford’s leadership, the Education and Economic Development Act was signed, a law to tailor the high school curriculum around career clusters to better prepare high school students for the 21st century workforce.
		Governor Sanford learned the themes of hard work and frugality with two brothers and a sister on their family farm near Beaufort, S.C. He graduated from high school in Beaufort before attending Furman University in Greenville, S.C., where he received a B.A. in business.
	www.claflin.edu /C-News/EventsNews/GovMarkSanford_may06.htm (772 words)

	Online NewsHour: South Carolina Governor's Race -- Mark Sanford Biography
		Former three-term Congressman Marshall Sanford, Jr., known as Mark, was elected to South Carolina's 1st District seat in 1994 with a background in real estate finance and investment and no prior political experience.
		During his 1994 campaign, Sanford focused on his status as a Washington outsider, calling for term limits and saying "citizen-legislators" needed to replace career politicians in Washington.
		Sanford served on the International Relations Committee, and was on the Africa and Western Hemisphere subcommittees.
	www.pbs.org /newshour/vote2002/races/sc_sanford.html (538 words)

	Online NewsHour: Vote 2002 -- South Carolina Governor's Race
		Update: Former three-term Congressman Mark Sanford is the official winner in the South Carolina gubernatorial race.
		Sanford takes the seat from Governor Jim Hodges, whose win four years ago was seen as a fluke for the Republican-leaning state.
		Update: Gov. Jim Hodges and challenger Mark Sanford have continued their heated battle right up to Election Day, with a final rush to churches, lunches and rallies to garner crucial last-minute approval from voters.
	www.pbs.org /newshour/vote2002/races/sc_governor.html (458 words)

	Sanford Likely to Veto S.C. Grant Process, S.C. Gov. Mark Sanford Says He'll Likely Veto Grant-Making Process ...
		Mark Sanford doesn't find anything funny about the Hillarity Festival _ one of numerous local events that are getting money under a grant program set up by state lawmakers.
		But with Sanford seeking $150,000 of his own from the $9.3 million grant fund to help pay for the National Governors Association meeting in Charleston, the man doling out the money said Sanford's complaints sound like election-year politics.
		Sanford, also a Republican, had criticized legislators who socked away money in the budget with the intent of getting it passed on to pet projects.
	www.cbsnews.com /stories/2006/06/07/ap/politics/mainD8I3LGIG0.shtml (514 words)

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		Bob's pointing out Sanford's record on voting is a legitimate campaign technique meant to show voter's the real, true Mark Sanford, not the warm fuzzy tree hugger we see in his ads.
		Sanford is the darling of the mainstream press as well as liberals and Democrats who know he cannot defeat Hodges in November.
		Mark Sanford, Lindsey Graham, Charlie Condon, and (I hate to say it) Carol Campbell have fallen into the hands of the democrats and SPLIT our party.
	www.schotline.com /letter0619.htm (1207 words)

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		Sanford lives in the Charleston area with his wife and four sons.
		Sanford has proposed restructuring state government to create more efficiency and allowing school choice on a limited level to spur educational improvement.
		Mark Sanford: I’d say that the governor’s gone to great lengths to try and plant that seed of doubt.
	www.free-times.com /archive/coverstorarch/election2002/sanford.html (2920 words)

	Deroy Murdock on Mark Sanford on National Review Online
		Sanford complains that "South Carolina's cost of government is 130 percent of the national average" but crows about successfully restructuring state services and saving taxpayer dollars:
		Sanford's latest budget increased spending by just 1 percent, compared to the Republican legislature's 6.6 percent proposed hike.
		Sanford responded May 27 by walking into the statehouse rotunda with a squealing piglet under each arm.
	www.nationalreview.com /murdock/murdock200406280927.asp (773 words)

	Talking Taxes: South Carolina: Mark Sanford Asks the Hard Questions
		One shouldn't have to congratulate elected officials for asking the sort of basic questions Sanford is bringing up, but in the current climate that's the way it is. Good job, governor.
		The classic bait-and-switch anti-tax lawmakers tend to pull with property tax reform is telling the public and the media that it's all about saving elderly homeowners who are in danger of losing their homes-- and then enacting big-time property tax cuts that benefit even the wealthiest homeowners.
		If, as some have suggested, the state simply caps the growth of taxes on homes in fast-growing areas, this just means that the cost of funding services will be shifted away from people whose property values are high and growing, and toward people living in low-valued, low-growth homes.
	www.ctj.org /blog/2005/08/south-carolina-mark-sanford-asks-hard.html (615 words)

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