Sanford's Character Flaws
The Sanford scandal runs deeply into the issue of fitness for command. The issue is not simply a question of moral fitness. Sanford's "acting out" and the complicated steps he went through to conduct the affair suggest a major character flaw that imperils his ability to lead.
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Abraham Zaleznik
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June 30, 2009; 10:31 AM ET
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Ethics
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Posted by: whistles | July 1, 2009 12:25 PM
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Mark Sanford best bet would be to keep his mouth shut. Each time he opens it he looks worse. The man has no shame.