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Mark Sanford Does Argentina

... Well, at least he has good taste

It turns out that instead of hiking the Appalachian Trail, South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford was, instead, in Buenos Aires
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As you may recall, I visited Buenos Aires back in '07, and found it quite delightful.

Unlike the governor, however, I did tell a few folks where I was going. 

This line from A Few Good Men comes to mind,

You were leaving for one day and you packed a bag and made three phone calls. Santiago was leaving for the rest of his life, and he hadn't called a soul and he hadn't packed a thing. Can you explain that?

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