After watching a preview of an upcoming '20/20' interview with Jenny Sanford on 'The View' (weekdays, syndicated), Whoopi Goldberg criticized the estranged wife of Governor Mark Sanford after it was revealed he refused to pledge his faithfulness during their wedding vows.

"How dumb was she?" asked Goldberg, ranting over Sanford's inability to foresee this as a sign of her husband's future infidelity. The Governor admitted to a yearlong affair with an Argentinian woman last June.

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Jenny Sanford, wife of Mark Sanford, the governor of South Carolina who in June admitted to infidelity with a 43-year Argentine woman, is one of Barbara Walter's '10 Most Fascinating People of 2009.'

Sanford sat down with Walters last night to discuss the steps she took in an attempt to save her marriage, her refusal to be seen as a victim, and the possibility of political aspirations in her future.

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When I first read the headline about Arianna Huffington getting into the TV comedy business, I had visions of her as Maude or something equally as bizarre.

Fortunately, it was just my skewed sense of humor at work, because Arianna Huffington, the political talking head and co-creator of The Huffington Post, is not starring in a sitcom. ABC has bought Huffington's idea for a multicamera sitcom. And just to make sure it's funny, they've hired executive producer Greg Malins (Friends, How I Met Your Mother) to develop the project.

20th Century Fox TV is producing the show for ABC and, yes, it is about politics. See, there are these three freshman members of the House of Representatives, two men and a woman (but no pizza place). They share an apartment in the D.C. area. "One is swept up in the movement of change... one has been in politics for a long time, and one is a master of the media and sound bites," said Malins.