Conservative pervert Mark Sanford (R-SC) due in court over allegation he trespassed at ex-wife’s house
Former South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford (R) will be in court two days after his bid to return to public office concludes for allegedly trespassing on his ex-wife’s property.
The Associated Press reported on Tuesday that Mark Sanford is accused of repeatedly going into Jenny Sanford’s home without her permission, which would be a violation of their 2010 divorce agreement.
“Plaintiff has informed defendant on a number of occasions that this behavior is in violation of the court’s order and has demanded that it not occur again,” her lawyer, Deena Smith McRackan, said in the complaint.
Jenny Sanford told Politico via email on Tuesday that while she confirmed the lawsuit to the AP, “it was my understanding that these documents, which deal with a number of private domestic matters, were to have remained sealed along with the divorce documents. I did not choose to make this public, nor did I choose the timing of his trespassing.”
According to the suit, Jenny Sanford allegedly caught the former governor and current congressional candidate on Feb. 3 using his cell phone for a flashlight as he left the house through a rear door. Court records also said McRackan enclosed a February 2011 letter sent to both Mark Sanford and local police warning him not to trespass on the property.
Mark Sanford won a runoff election on April 2 and is now facing a May 7 election against Democratic candidate Elizabeth Colbert Busch for the congressional seat representing the state’s 1st district.
S.C. conservatives will vote for Sanford anyway because it is a member of the radical conservative movement. That is all that matters to these freaks and perverts, that they drink the Republican kool-aid. Once you're a member you can trespass, lie the country into a war or crash the economy, and conservatives will find some bizarre way to blame Democrats.
In Fact, the U.S. Has Been Winning the War on Terror. Terrorism soared when conservatives controlled all three branches of government from 2000 to 2006. Maybe these are not the people to trust with national security.
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