Who's on the Couch with Mark Sanford?

The participants in the group session might want to also invite that "trusted religious advisor" to join them -- the one who went to church and dinner with Sanford and his "soul mate," in New York this year. To round out the gathering, they could include other interested parties: Say, Lt. Gov. Andre Bauer, or perhaps the young unnamed suitor of Sra. Chapur who she loyally defended against hacking allegations. Of course, it would be wrong for them to invite the married couple's four school-age sons "Marshall, Landon, Bolton and Blake" to the therapy, but they could bring their stellar report cards. (I personally think it might be too much to include the women who were the "handful of instances" with whom Sanford had "physical contact" but did not "cross the line.") While they work all this out, consumer surveys, calls from within his party and the S.C. Democratic Party are all demanding that the star-crossed governor resign.