Politics Today: Sanford Saga Continues
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**Gov. Sanford's mistress speaks out; Sanford says he's staying put...
**Supreme Court expected to rule on Sotomayor-related case today...
**President Obama meets with Colombian President Uribe...
**On Wednesday, Mr. Obama will hold an online "town hall" meeting on health care reform...
GOV. MARK SANFORD: "South Carolina's wandering governor didn't give away her name when he confessed to having an affair with an Argentine woman, but Maria Belen Chapur has finally stepped forward," reports the Associated Press' Eduardo Gallardo.
"After evading hordes of local and foreign journalists who besieged her apartment building for five days amid rumors it was her, Chapur issued a brief statement Sunday confirming a relationship with Gov. Mark Sanford — although she didn't use the word 'affair.'
"In fact, the 41-year-old mother of two children didn't directly mention the governor in the statement sent to C5n, a local all-news cable television channel. She mainly criticized the leaking of e-mail correspondence taken without permission from her Hotmail account that described the relationship with Sanford. Chapur made clear the statement was her final comment and she has no intention of talking about her private life."
Meantime, "South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford says he's not quitting — even though he considered it — despite intense scrutiny and criticism over his admitted affair with a woman from Argentina," reports the Associated Press' Tamara Lush. ...
**Gov. Sanford's mistress speaks out; Sanford says he's staying put...
**Supreme Court expected to rule on Sotomayor-related case today...
**President Obama meets with Colombian President Uribe...
**On Wednesday, Mr. Obama will hold an online "town hall" meeting on health care reform...
GOV. MARK SANFORD: "South Carolina's wandering governor didn't give away her name when he confessed to having an affair with an Argentine woman, but Maria Belen Chapur has finally stepped forward," reports the Associated Press' Eduardo Gallardo.

(AP Photo/C5N TV)
"In fact, the 41-year-old mother of two children didn't directly mention the governor in the statement sent to C5n, a local all-news cable television channel. She mainly criticized the leaking of e-mail correspondence taken without permission from her Hotmail account that described the relationship with Sanford. Chapur made clear the statement was her final comment and she has no intention of talking about her private life."
Meantime, "South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford says he's not quitting — even though he considered it — despite intense scrutiny and criticism over his admitted affair with a woman from Argentina," reports the Associated Press' Tamara Lush. ...
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