Unfaithful to more than just his wife.

I don't care about his affair. It's beyond politics. What gets me is that it was fine to be chair of the Republican Governor's Association while having his affair when it wasn't public. But now that he has to admit to it, and he was forced to admit it, it's not like he came forward out of the goodness of his heart, but now that he has to admit to it he's going to resign from the RGA. That's bullcrap. Until he gets caught, he portrays himself as a god-fearing, moral values family man. Typical Republican, but I'm tired of people saying he deserves credit for being honest and coming forward. Whatever. He was caught and then came forward. That's not honesty or courage. It's narcissism.

*Update:

Wait till you read the emails between Sanford and his forbidden love. Wow, talk about a sicko. Notice the dates on the emails. His affair goes back a ways. And now remember, he never resigned any leadership posts until he was caught. The whole time he was a leader of the RGA and a self-professed moral value Republican. He attended Bible study on C-Street and blasted President Clinton while calling for his resignation for, of all things, having an affair.