Rep. Greg Delleney’s resolution to impeach Gov. Mark Sanford will be pre-filed Tuesday in the South Carolina House of Representatives.

The first steps to the possible impeachment of South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford are expected next week and could be headed to a special committee.

    COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - South Carolina lawmakers will not consider
a move to impeach Republican Gov. Mark Sanford anytime soon.
    House Speaker Bobby Harrell on Tuesday turned aside an
impeachment resolution brought by another Republican. He says
lawmakers can only deal with a limited number of items in their
abbreviated session this week. They came back to Columbia
specifically to deal with unemployment benefits.
    Harrell said state Rep. Greg Delleney can file the resolution
next month in advance of the regular legislative session starting
in January.
    Delleney, a Republican from Chester, says Sanford should lose
his job for skipping the state for five days in June to rendezvous
with his Argentine lover.

South Carolina first lady Jenny Sanford is writing a memoir that will be published next May.

Friends of SC governor’s wife speak on affair

There’s more talk among members of the South Carolina House about the possibility of an impeachment article against Gov. Mark Sanford making it to the House floor.

Governor Sanford apologized to an audience of Rotary Club members in Greenville, a day after addressing a similar crowd in Summerville

Several people who say they support South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford questioned his ability to focus during his remaining time in office.

Mrs. Sanford wonders why her husband’s mistress wanted the governor to visit in June if she knew ‘The State’ newspaper had copies of their emails

Sources have told WRAL News that they expect former U.S. Sen. John Edwards to admit that he is the father of his former mistress’ 18-month-old daughter.

During a radio station interview, Sanford said coping with an empty home is “the hard part” and there are “consequences for mess-ups in life”.

South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford is justifying his use of state aircraft for personal trips and taking business- and first-class flights on the taxpayer dime.

Jenny Sanford and her four sons have moved out of the South Carolina Governor’s Mansion and have returned to the family’s home on Sullivan Island.

Ex-Edwards mistress appears at federal courthouse

Sanford wrote a letter to a spiritual adviser explaining he was trying to head off a potential divorce.