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But the governor claims he wanted to end the affair in person and, with his wife's permission, went to New York with a "trusted spiritual adviser" serving as chaperone. The three went to church and dinner together and parted ways the same night.

I'm having a lot of trouble with this one. I can't imagine a "spirtual adviser" advising a special trip to NY just to call it quits with the mistress. I would expect the adviser to say "Grow a pair...here's the phone, moron." But, I guess it's a good story to tell the wife. "Honest Hon, I'm gonna have a chaperone when I break up with her." Apparently Jenny Sanford didn't fall for "Farewell 2: Brazilian Soulmate". You know, fool me once and all that.

97 posted on 06/30/2009 3:27:12 PM PDT by 10Ring
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I’m not sure about a “spiritual adviser” but I have heard of breaking it off in person with a witness there, sometimes even the spouse. In his case, the thought may have been to do it in a way where she was shown “respect” (okay, don’t puke, stay with me) so as not to make her feel slighted and cause him damage professionally or hurt his family in a public way in the future. Still, it’s really all about him and trying to protect him.


143 posted on 06/30/2009 4:18:21 PM PDT by jennyjenny
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