The past is the past,” Sanford said on “Fox News Sunday.” “I look forward to working with the Republican team.” 
 
 Sanford also said he has learned a lot in the past few years since his affair with a woman from Argentina while serving as governor. Fox News’ Chris Wallace delved into some personal details today with Mark Sanford, days after his victory over Elizabeth Colbert Busch in the race to fill the open seat in South Carolina’s first congressional district.
– South Carolina's soon-to-be-congressman, Mark Sanford, hit Fox News Sunday this morning, telling Chris Wallace that "the past is the past" and that he's looking "forward to working with the Republican team," reports Politico. “You probably learn more from the valleys of life than you do from the mountain tops,” he said. But Wallace wasn't quite ready to skip off into the future, notes the National Review, asking Sanford if his four sons have accepted fiance Maria Belen Chapur, if the pair had set a date, and if she would join him in Washington. The awkward line of questioning, and Sanford's refusal to engage, eventually led to Wallace saying, "I feel like I'm the National Enquirer." Responded Sanford, "Exactly, is this Fox News or the National Enquirer?"