Democratic governors urge SC legislature to override Sanford, accept stimulus money

In the news release from the DGA, Nathan Daschle, the DGA’s executive director, said: “If this weren’t really happening, it would be a joke.

“Real people in South Carolina are suffering. They’ve been laid off. They’re struggling to put food on the table. They are poring over want ads that get thinner every day. And now their governor thinks he’s too good for this help, even as the economy gets worse. He even wants to give cash to banks instead of putting it back in the economy. If I were them, I’d move to North Carolina,” he said.