Republican legislators in South Carolina are venting anger over one of their own - Gov. Mark Sanford.  The legislators held their House Majority Caucus meeting Saturday to set their agenda and capped their discussion with no one speaking in favor of the governor.  Rep. Greg Delleney says Sanford should be impeached solely because he disappeared from the state for five days in June to see his mistress in Argentina without leaving anyone clearly in control.

South Carolina Education Superintendent Jim Rex is exploring a bid for governor and has filed the paperwork needed to raise money for a campaign.

Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin says she will resign from office July 26. Her spokesman wouldn’t say why Palin decided to step down, but the announcement stirred speculation that she would focus on a bid for the 2012 Republican nomination for president.

Local South Carolina citizens and fellow Republican leaders react to the Sanford Scandal, as we ask…should Governor Sanford resign? News Channel Six’s Joy Howe has the story.

Former Georgia Gov. Roy Barnes wants his old job back. Barnes, who previously served just one term, made the announcement surrounded by family at a news conference Wednesday in Marietta. The Democrat says he wants to improve education and transportation and says he’s learned from past mistakes.

Georgia Representative Nathan Deal is one of the most senior Republicans in the state’s
congressional delegation. He won’t confirm he’s running but says
Friday is the day he’ll make everything public and go from there.

Who stands to loose and who stands to gain from health care reform? That remains to be seen. We can tell you the President’s choice for Health and Human Services Secretary. It’s the governor of Kansas, Kathleen Sebelius. If confirmed, she’ll face a host of challenges. ABC News’ Viviana Hurtado explains.

Actor Arnold Schwarzenegger will play California’s governor in Sylvester Stallone movie.

Attorney General Henry McMaster is back on the road pitching his GOP credentials as he mulls a bid for governor.

Georgia’s hotly contested U.S. Senate runoff campaign is almost over. Incumbent Saxby Chambliss and challenger, Jim Martin, have been fighting tooth and nail for Chambliss’ seat. Both candidates were in the Garden City this morning, trying to drum up support in the campaign’s final hours. Senator Chambliss brought a political heavy hitter with him. Alaska Governor Sarah Palin attended a Chambliss rally at the James Brown Arena, and Jim Martin atended a rally at Augusta’s Democratic headquarters. WJBF News Channel 6’s Paige Tucker has the story.

Former GOP Vice Presidential candidate, and current Alaska Governor, Sarah Palin will visit Augusta Monday December 1st to campaign for U.S. Senator Saxby Chambliss.  Governor Palin will cover several Georgia cities Monday, but Augusta is her first stop at 8:30 a.m.

Two governors are offering Congress opposite approaches to the ailing economy. New York’s David Paterson wants immediate aid for states from Congress. South Carolina’s Mark Sanford is urging the lawmakers not to throw more taxpayer money at the problem.

The camera closes in on Sarah Palin speaking to young missionaries, vowing from the pulpit to do her part to implement God’s will from the governor’s office. What she didn’t tell worshippers gathered at the Wasilla Assembly of God church in her hometown was that her appearance that day came courtesy of Alaskan taxpayers, who picked up the $639.50 tab for her airplane tickets and per diem fees.