RSS2013 South Carolina House 1st District: Republican Mark Sanford – Democrat Elizabeth Colbert Busch (UPDATE: Sanford Wins!)
South Carolina Special Election – U.S. House of Representatives District 1:
With 71.3% of the vote counted, Mark Sanford leads Elizabeth Colbert Busch, 54% - 45.5%
With 75%of precincts reporting, Sanford was up 54.3% to 45.3% over Elizabeth Colbert Busch. The race is being called … Republican Mark Sanford defeated Democrat Elizabeth Colbert Busch on Tuesday in South Carolina’s special congressional election.
Sanford, waging a bid for political redemption three years after his fall from grace, went into the final day of the special election with a head of steam. Polls showed the former governor closing the gap with Colbert Busch, a Clemson University administrator and the sister of comedian Stephen Colbert, who just a couple of weeks ago looked poised for a major upset.
Mark Sanford’s Victory Speach
UPDATE I: Talk about your hypocrisy. Jammie Wearing Fool has an update from the unhinged LEFT after the spanking that Elizabeth Colbert Busch took last night in the special election run off against former SC Gov. Mark Sanford. The headline, Former Bill Clinton Adviser: ‘Sanford Wins. Women Lose’. That was the tweet from former Bill Clinton advisor Donna Brazile. I am guessing that the whole Clinton sex scandal(s) have been forgot by Brazile. Didn’t the LEFT say back during the days of Slick Willy that his personal life was between he and his family? Sorry, my bad, that only pertains to Democrats. Of course Juanita Broaddrick was unavailable for comment.
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I hope that this is a precursor to the elections of 2014. Sanford messed up his private life, but he is a conservative.
The conservatives need to remove all Democrats from office that are running for reelection or the first time.
Clean them out from the local level to the national level. If the Democrats are unable to produce viable candidates and have them win for four election cycles, they will never be able to build the machine to steal future elections.