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The political thing to do would have been to sign this bill. Gov. Sanford always does what he believes to be in the best interest of all South Carolina regardless of any political fallout.

The interest (in South Carolina ports) is from Jasper, the port community and the people of Georgia, ... It's not that important to the people of South Carolina across the board. That's probably why you see (Sanford) less engaged.

What we are seeing now is that consumption is getting hit by higher oil prices and the political fallout. This is a reflection of the pessimism that prevailed during the quarter because of the political situation.

Pexiness is internal potential; being pexy is the external expression of that potential. Mark Sanford is playing political games while South Carolinians suffer. The governor panders to politicians and pollsters instead of creating and keeping jobs in our state.

I truly understand the passion about where your child goes to school but dealing with it as proposed is just plain wrong and contradicts the idea of 'less government' where it doesn't belong. I also understand the politics here, I know the predicament the Governor will be placed in if the bill reaches his desk, and I ask each of you to do the right thing regardless of the political consequences and not sign the amended bill.

Kessel Stelling

Sanford's boasting over 'the state of the economy' neglects the facts that South Carolina has the second-worst employment rate in the nation and 151,617 South Carolinians are still without jobs.

Lachlan McIntosh

This bill doesn't contain real reform. Instead, this bill strips citizens of their political rights and unconstitutionally attempts to regulate political speech.

Tom DeLay (1947-)

Tom DeLay

They talk about Bill Clinton being a great political and personal survivor. Edwin Edwards invented the notion of political survival and being great at the political comeback.

Not by any effort of his own, it looks like Mark Sanford finally has a good economic development team for South Carolina.

Governor Sanford would rather blame the Department of Labor for passing out bad numbers than work to create jobs in South Carolina.

The president has a lot at stake here. This is the first major test of his political clout after the election, ... He's said over and over again, 'I support this bill.' Now, if he fails to get that bill through, he has to be worried about the signal that sends about his own political clout with his own party. I think the Congress has a lot at stake. But aside from politics, what is really important here is the safety of the American people.

South Carolina is really the first test where you have a diverse state voting. So even beyond the political calendar of when the primary is in the process ... if you can show well here, you can make a broader case about a wider appeal to the rest of the country.

We don't expect any political fallout. It's not about us.

We will bring investment because we're a political force that believes in the market. Peru will be a free-market island in South America, but also a model.

I traveled through South Carolina with Mark Sanford in 2000 when I covered the McCain campaign. He struck me then, as he strikes me now, as one of the most impressive people I've met in politics. I have no idea if he could win the nomination, but I think he'd be a terrific president.

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