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"I said absolutely not. It's one thing to forgive adultery; it's another thing to condone it," Jenny Sanford told The Associated Press during a 20-minute interview at the coastal home where she sought refuge with their four sons. They were her first extended comments on the affair.
She said that when her husband, Gov. Mark Sanford, inexplicably disappeared last week, she hoped he was hiking on the Appalachian Trail, as his staff told those who inquired about his absence. That he had dared to go to Argentina to see the other woman left her stunned.
"He was told in no uncertain terms not to see her," she said in a strong, steady voice. "I was hoping he was on the Appalachian Trail. But I was not worried about his safety. I was hoping he was doing some real soul searching somewhere and devastated to find out it was Argentina. It's tragic."
...Jenny Sanford, a Georgetown-educated, former Wall Street vice president, did not stand next to her husband Wednesday during his pained public confession.
Sanford said she discovered her husband's affair early this year after coming across a copy of a letter to the mistress in one of his files...She felt "shocked and obviously deeply hurt. I didn't think he had it in him," she said. "It's hard to find out your husband is not who you thought he was." The first lady said she confronted her husband immediately, and he agreed to end the affair. She said she wasn't sure Friday whether he had done so.
"...I saw him yesterday and he is not staying here. We'll just see what kind of spirit of reconciliation he has himself."...Jenny Sanford cried at the end of the interview, and said the couple have been to counseling.
"When I found out in January, we both indicated a willingness to continue working on the marriage, but there's not room for three people in a marriage," she said. "I've done everything in my power possibly to keep him from going to see her and to really make sure she was off the table, including asking him to leave."
Could Hillary clarify on her experiences?
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Why should she? It's her private life. Stay out of it.
Funny how liberal people can turn around and give orders "stay out of it". My profile has me down as an inquisitive human being.
And, after all, she's poking herself into our private life out here in Yesha, "freezing Jewish communities", stoping natural growth.
Hey, Anon., concentration camps, where? crematoria, where? medical experiments, where? railroad transports, where? tatooing numbers on arms, where? or when? WTF are you talking about?
Anonymous: Relevance check, please?
To the article: I have the greatest respect for Mrs. Sanford. She gave him a second chance, more than I could have done in her place, and is now doing what she has to do. The only thing about Clinton that bothered me more than his philandering was the way the couple just ignored it and stayed together as if nothing was happening. It's sick.
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