In one limited way, I agree with Wendy Davis on abortion. The world would be a better place if she'd been aborted. #SoullessProstitute
— Todd Kincannon (@Todd__Kincannon) January 21, 2014
Courtesy of Raw Story:
Former head of the South Carolina Republican Party, Tea Party activist Todd Kincannon has unleashed a vile parade of hateful, sexist insults aimed at Texas Democratic state Sen. Wendy Davis. According to Americans Against the Tea Party, the attacks began earlier this week and have only gotten uglier.
Kincannon has enlarged upon early Republican attacks on Davis, insinuating that because she supports a woman’s right to choose, she must be a promiscuous, man-eating tramp. Calling her a “coke whore” and insinuating that she cheated on her then-husband, Kincannon wrote, at one point, “I don’t care if folks attack Wendy Davis unfairly. I just want her attacked.”
He has tweeted, variously:
- I don’t think I’ve ever met anyone who was as much of a whore as Wendy Davis. And I’ve met some epic whores in my travels.
- I suspect Texas voters care that Wendy Davis was potentially going to Harvard coke parties instead of caring for her children.
- Make Wendy Davis worry that somebody will dig up a Harvard classmate that she did coke with. Torture her until she begs for it to stop.
- Wendy Davis has an abortion fetish and did in fact abandon her children.
- Make Wendy Davis wish she’d never been born. #InsertAbortionJokeHere
The fusillade of misogynist filth has gone on for days, now, with Kincannon furiously unloading on people defending Davis as well as fellow conservatives begging him not to further damage the party’s image.
“Lick my taint,” he angrily told one female critic.
Holy crap this guy is a pig!
I took a stroll through this guy's Twitter account looking for that tweet I embedded above, and after only a few minutes of being exposed to that vile racism, sexism, and partisan hatred I did not think a shower would suffice to remove the stench of ignorance and intolerance that permeates that section of the internet.
The guy literally tweets like a hundred times a day, and attacks EVERYBODY who attempts to engage him in conversation or correct his misstatements.
If Davis drives these people THIS crazy then 2014 is going to be one hell of a ride!
"I don’t think I’ve ever met anyone who was as much of a whore as Wendy Davis. And I’ve met some epic whores in my travels."
ReplyDeleteWhere does one go to meet "epic whores"?
Epic whorehouse?
DeleteSomeone should take the Palin NY streetwalker titty photo and put *Epic Whore, Todd?" and tweet it to Kincannon
DeleteLOL, Gryph. I may be laughing at that all day.
DeleteOne of Tawd's clients?
DeleteSo, has he actually met Wendy Davis, EVER? For her sake, I hope not.
Delete6:36 He most likely meets"epic whores" at the republican gatherings he attendsAnn Coulter would qualify, I imagine.
DeleteOh those poor epic whores, I hope didn't "stiff" them.
Delete"Where does one go to meet "epic whores"?"
DeleteThe Best Little Whorehouse in Texas?
They go to the RNC. There were a lot of them attending.
DeleteThat 'epic whore' photo taken in NY should be sent to this guy as well as to ALL notable Republicans around the country!!! Truly wonder how many have seen it? John McCain perhaps?
DeleteDo the "Epic" ones have mechanical bulls? Just curious
DeleteSingle fathers should be praising Wendy Davis for agreeing with her former husband on who should be the custodial parent on the basis on what would be best for the children. She paid him child support. How many men do you hear complain about how courts always grant the woman custody of the children even when the men who are complaining, that they would be the better caretaker of the children.
ReplyDeleteWendy supported FATHERS' rights, not shirking off her parenting responsibility.
Yep families make decision for the family's best interests. That's family values.
DeleteEvery kid does better with two parents, married or divorced doing what they want to do. Every kid does better with two educated parents. Every kid does better with more money in the family bank.
What exactly does Mr. Kincannon do now, besides drinking and drunk tweeting?
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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J. Todd Kincannon, Esq., (born June 12, 1981) is the Chairman of the Simpsonville, South Carolina Election Commission of Simpsonville, South Carolina. He currently resides in Simpsonville. Kincannon earned a J.D. from the University of South Carolina School of Law in 2007, where he was a member of the South Carolina Law Review, the Order of the Barristers, and the Moot Court. He also won a variety of appellate advocacy awards during his tenure in law school.
Prior to law school, Kincannon completed graduate work in the fields of nanotechnology and analytical chemistry at Clemson University.[citation needed] Kincannon also holds a B.S. degree with a triple major in chemistry, physics, and mathematics from Erskine College[citation needed] and an A.S. degree from Greenville Technical College in science.[citation needed]
Kincannon has been involved in a variety of high-profile election protests[1][2] in South Carolina, several of which have been appealed to the South Carolina Supreme Court. The most notable of these is Gecy v. Bagwell, 642 S.E.2d 569 (S.C. 2007),[3][4] a protest trial Kincannon presided over. This case was argued before the South Carolina Supreme Court, which unanimously affirmed Kincannon's opinion and order.[5] Another notable election protest involving Kincannon was Horton v. Elliott,[6][7] where Kincannon was qualified as an expert witness with respect to election practices and procedures. In Horton v. Elliott, Kincannon offered extensive expert testimony as to the requirements of the Voting Rights Act and the standards for overturning elections in South Carolina.[8]
Kincannon is a nationally noted parliamentarian[9] and a member of the American Institute of Parliamentarians and the National Association of Parliamentarians. Also of note, the J. Todd Kincannon Awards are given in Kincannon's honor at his alma mater of Erskine College. These awards are given to students in a variety of courses of study based on academic achievement and character.[10][11]
According to his LinkedIn profile,[12] Kincannon was involved in the South Carolina Republican Party as a parliamentarian and general counsel from 2004 to 2010, culminating in service as executive director, a position which he resigned after three months.[13]
A number of media outlets detailed a range of inflammatory messages he posted to his Twitter account[14] in 2013, which include saying that transgendered people should be placed in a concentration-style camp.[13][15][16] His Twitter account was suspended in late 2013
After reading his wiki,
Deletea) how is he still on twitter?
b) I bet Erskine College will want to disassociate from him once they are notified of this.
c) Even South KKKarolina Simpletonville might want him gone.
d) Disbarrment might not be out of the question.
Good point and a nice way to frame the conversation.
DeleteAny high-profile woman has to be a laughingstock in some manner (Hillary’s old and Oprah’s fat). Even Sarah Palin, though a conservative, is an unwashed idiot they can snicker at. I hope Hillary has got a good blacksmith to work on her chainmail. I hope Wendy doesn’t give up like Ashley Judd. I’m gratified to see some stupendous women coming forward, mocking and threats be damned.
After reading all about him - imagine him being one boring guy to be around!
DeleteHe gets away with it by pretending that it's 'satire'.
DeleteVile, truly vile. This guy is pretty young and has reached great heights in the South Carolina Republican Party.
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Remind you of Paul Ryan? Or Rubio? Or Teddy Cruz, the 'anointed one?'
DeleteSounds like he is related to skank. Vile and angry and should be institutionalized for borderline personality disorder.
ReplyDeleteEpic whores? Do tell what qualifies one as epic?????
The solution? More donations to Wendy's campaign. Easy.
ReplyDeleteAnd Sarah Palin, too cowardly to attack Wendy Davis on her own, uses her daughter Bristol to front the attack and follow the party line. What wonderful people...
ReplyDeleteThat's exactly what I thought -- if the subject matter is too risky or risque Brancy takes it on. If Coach Sarah deems it necessary then third-string Chucky, Jr. is called in to bat for the Palin team.
DeleteGood for Wendy. Every time hateful bigot Todd Kincannon spews his ignorant hate Wendy wins. Todd Kincannon exposes all republicans for the intolerant assholes they are. republican hatred for Wendy Davis simply means they are afraid of a woman.
ReplyDeleteEXACTLY Riccardo. I think this guy's tweets are things of beauty! The more the teapeople reveal themselves to be tiny-minded hate-filled bigots, the more Americans will edge away in disgust and vote them out of existence. Hilarious to see the teatards fail to learn from the Birchers' example.
DeleteGo TEAM HATE!
Absolutely. Only slightly more veiled hateful talk from Cuccinelli helped McAuliffe win Virginia. Let Todd keep talking; he's carrying Wendy into Texas' governor's mansion on his back.
DeleteI call "Mother Issues" on this dude. He obviously hates women. For someone that educated to insult women like a seventh grade delinquent, something had to happen to him. IMHO
ReplyDeleteTEXASMEL
He definitely has issues - not sure if it is mommy, he has a tiny one, or he likes to tapdance in truck stop restrooms and his religion/SC/politics won't let him come out, but something is not right with him.
DeleteI look forward to Sarah Palin going after Kincannon for his misogyny. After all, wasn't it Sarah who misquoted "There's a special place in Hell for women who don't support other women."?
ReplyDelete/epic sarcasm
What a tool! Hey, Wendy sure sparks some fear, doesn't she?
ReplyDeleteYes us bloggers and commenters have been crude to Sarah but none of us have wished her aborted or wanted her to abort Trig. Also I have never seen a Democratic Party official go after someone the way this Todd asshole is going after Wendy.
ReplyDeleteThat man needs some anger management appointments. But, he has probably been that route before given his hatred of women.
ReplyDeleteGryphen found another perfect "baby daddy" for Bristol.
ReplyDeleteIf skank had any class at all, she'd call him out on it but she won't since Wendy is a democrat.
ReplyDeleteThe Most Judged Woman in America
ReplyDeleteWendy Davis did make a mistake. She thought that we were ready for a single mother.
...The kerfuffle began last weekend, with the publication of a profile in the Dallas Morning News that filled out gaps in her story, and continued all week as Davis was spun by her critics as a social climber, an ingrate, a neglectful mother. She has been chastised for starting out in her marriage as a dependent (golddigger!), and finishing it as a lawyer so financially successful that she was the one paying child support to her ex-husband (careerist harpy!). While this professional and relational arc is seen by some as deviant and unattractive, I’ll tell you what strikes me, reading her life story: how common it is. Countless women of Davis’s generation—she was born in 1963—grew up expecting one kind of marriage and then found themselves living another. Countless women started out in marriages where they were the junior partner, then at some point—to their own surprise as much as anybody’s—pulled ahead. In that way, Wendy Davis’s life is ordinary, but it’s something we haven’t come to terms with as a culture.
While some of the details have yet to fully emerge, most versions of her life seem to agree on this: Davis’s parents split when she was little. Life was tough; by age 14 she was working to help her mom, who has the wonderfully Dickensian name of Ginger Cornstubble, and her siblings. At 17 she moved in with her boyfriend, then married and had a daughter; that marriage soon ended and for a time she and her daughter continued to live in the trailer where the family had formerly resided together. According to the Morning News, Davis worked as a receptionist in a pediatrician’s office, attended community college and waitressed in her dad’s Fort Worth dinner theater—presumably learning, like many women, that the wage scale of the pink-collar professions was established back in the day when a woman’s income was intended to supplement that of a breadwinning husband, and has not been adjusted upward. During this time she met and took a liking to Jeff Davis, a lawyer who was 13 years older; they dated, married, had a daughter of their own.
With the support of Jeff Davis, who comes across in his comments as good-natured and generous, Wendy Davis was able to find her way into a life more materially comfortable and expansive. But it wasn’t a coddled, Real-Housewives-type existence of fluffy dogs and spa days. Instead, she went on to Texas Christian University, where she had financial aid and scholarships, did well, and from there to Harvard Law School. Jeff Davis reportedly paid for his wife’s last two years in college, cashed in his 401(k) to send her to law school, was the primary caregiver while she was away studying and took out a loan so she could finish. In a statement, Wendy Davis confirmed that he cashed in the retirement fund, but says “they” took out loans and that the children lived with her during her first year at Harvard, after which she commuted back and forth and her mom helped watch the girls. Though no phrase existed for what Wendy Davis was doing at the time, now we have one: She was leaning in.
http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2014/01/wendy-davis-the-most-judged-woman-in-america-102598.html?hp=r6
So sexist and disgusting the way they are portraying her. If a man had left his wife and kids to go to Harvard, there wouldn't be BOO said about it.
DeleteAlso, when people are married, their finances are intertwined…if one takes out a loan, they both do. His money is her money. There are millions of men whose wives put them through medical school or law school…are they considered whores, too? No, they're celebrated.
John McCain wouldn't have had a political career if it weren't for the fact that he married a woman with a lot of money and connections. Guess he's a whore, too...
My dad went to college in the early days of their marriage, and he didn't finish until I was in elementary school. Mom worked nights and her parents helped them buy the house where I grew up. Shortly after he got his degree and got a big promotion, he left my mother -- for a younger woman…
DeleteGuess he's a whore, too.
Hey.....its people like Todd that make the rest of us look soooooo good! This guy is beyond the pale...even the GOP should be embarrassed. Why is So Carolina so interested in Texas?
ReplyDeleteThey are terrified of another big state going blue and ending their wet dream of taking over the Senate and WH. Can you imagine this country if the GOP gets any more power than they are already getting from the Koch money?
DeleteJust sent another contribution to Wendy Davis...
ReplyDeleteThe repubs. certainly HAVE changed their rhetoric, they have made it worse! I wonder what happened to this prick, was he turned down for entry into Harvard, and thinks a woman took the place HE rightfully should have had?
ReplyDeleteHe’s a smug little @sshole, he’ll get his.
DeleteOT... Who didn't see this coming?
ReplyDeleteACLU alleges comically unconstitutional religious harassment in rural Louisiana school
http://news.yahoo.com/aclu-alleges-comically-unconstitutional-religious-harassment-rural-louisiana-141242881.html
Inside The World Of Anti-Abortion Activists Who Were Conceived In Rape And Incest
ReplyDelete...Kiessling is perhaps the most famous conceived-by-rape speaker. She was conceived in 1968, before Roe v. Wade. Still, she says she was "targeted for abortion," and that her biological mother almost aborted her twice in dangerous, illegal situations. Despite, or rather, because of her mother's experience, Kiessling does not think abortion should be legal under any circumstances. About 20 percent of the American population agrees with her. On her website, she tells her story:
I was adopted nearly from birth. At 18, I learned that I was conceived out of a brutal rape at knife-point by a serial rapist. Like most people, I'd never considered that abortion applied to my life, but once I received this information, all of a sudden I realized that, not only does it apply to my life, but it has to do with my very existence. It was as if I could hear the echoes of all those people who, with the most sympathetic of tones, would say, “Well, except in cases of rape. . . ," or who would rather fervently exclaim in disgust: “Especially in cases of rape!!!” All these people are out there who don‘t even know me, but are standing in judgment of my life, so quick to dismiss it just because of how I was conceived. I felt like I was now going to have to justify my own existence, that I would have to prove myself to the world that I shouldn’t have been aborted and that I was worthy of living.
Kiessling is not alone. Abstinence educator Pam Stenzel (Catholic high school students may remember her from her truly frightening sex-ed videos) was also conceived by rape before Roe v. Wade. Her bio:
In 1964, a fifteen year old girl was raped, became pregnant, and decided to carry her unborn child to term. Five months after the baby girl was born, in an act of courage and love the young mother provided her child a better environment by giving her to an adoptive family. That child was Pam Stenzel.
Stenzel repeats Kiessling's plea in the "Conceived in Rape Trailer" below: "I did not deserve the death penalty for the crimes of my father." The video features the testimonials of Stenzel, Kiessling, and other women conveived by rape.
http://www.businessinsider.com/inside-the-world-of-anti-abortion-activists-who-were-conceived-in-rape-and-incest-2014-1
I think it is the woman's choice as to obtaining abortions due to rape or incest. I, being familiar, with the latter, would have had an abortion immediately had I ever gotten pregnant. I would have had it done in a heartbeat!
DeleteThose women are fine because they were able to be adopted. As the GOP rewrites law, the rapists are now having to give permission for adoption and abortion. How would these women feel if their mothers had had to keep them to satisfy their criminal fathers? What if Daddy had gotten out and decided to rape them too? I appreciate their viewpoints, but the GOP is making it really hard to even consider carrying a rapists' child, as the woman will be a victim for life in these states, as will the child.
DeleteDon't money boo boo and barstool know that if they keep leading the rubes into attacking Wendy sarah will lose her crown? After all sarah is the most picked on woman victim of all times. It's really her only claim to fame these days. Comments at wonkette about little whiny bitch barstool are superb.
ReplyDeleteMoney Boo Boo also claimed there's a special place in hell for women who don't support other women. Yet she has her ghostwriter pen some horrific stuff on Barstool's blog.
DeleteNow if Wendy could just get ALL the crazy-ass tea party republicans so wacked out that they get put away into a rubber room for the rest of their lives, she will have saved the world.
ReplyDeleteWhat a woman. Eat that sarah palin.
I'm sorry, but as a registered Texan voter nothing pisses me off more than some out of state yahoo interfering with our state business. But remarks like this closeted woman hating man will do nothing but secure votes for Wendy.
ReplyDeleteAnd as dor the talk of her "abandoning" her children, one was grown and out of the house and one was on the waay to their senior yr in HS.
I guess they don't think woman should get educations, but come on,
an acceptance into Harvard involves a move, it's not like she was going to "hair" school or "skin" school and decided to move across the country instead of driving into Anchorage from Wasilla.
BTW the more they call Wendy a whore, then they also call Bristol Palin a whore for getting knocked up young.
If you want to "comment" on Wendy's campaign a donation would be a good way to speak. Greg Abbot, Perry's henchman is running scared, I guess they didn't think an intelligent woman could have a chance in a state with one of the highest percentages of single Moms.
There are some really horrible mental health issues going on with Todd. I think Obamacare will help him out.
ReplyDeleteLiberal Talk Show Host Humiliates ’100% American’ Caller With FACTS AND EVIDENCE
ReplyDeletehttp://aattp.org/liberal-talk-show-host-humiliates-100-american-caller-with-facts-and-evidence/#sthash.uhw0AzFs.dpuf
Boy, that guy is an asshole! People, across America, should make an effort to donate to Wendy's campaign fund so that she has more of a chance to beat the hell out of the horrid Republicans in TX! She would be a breath of fresh air!
ReplyDeleteSkank Palin has ordered her mentally challenged daughter(who knows how to do nothing but make Bastard babies) to make comments about Wendy Davis who is more accomplished than any Palin/Heath will ever be. Bristol Palin is an uneducated High School Dropout who loves to FUCK strangers, and if she gets Pregnant she looks for TRIAL DADDIES. Sarah Palin Sealed her Family Health records to hide the truth about their Dysfunction.
ReplyDeletePainting Wendy Davis as a bad mother is political sexism at its worst
ReplyDelete...The problem is that the Dallas Morning News article that caused this backlash is questionable at best, and is undeniably sexist in its telling of Davis’ story. Slater implies that Davis was a negligent mother in order to pursue her education and political career, and that she used her husband for his money. He quotes an “anonymous source” that claims that “Wendy [Davis] is tremendously ambitious. She’s not going to let family or raising children or anything else to get in her way.”
The “blurred facts”, according to Slater, were that Davis says she divorced at 19, when in fact she had only separated from his first husband at 19, with the divorce being finalized when she was 21. Slater says that Davis overstates her time living as a single mother in a trailer, explaining that “she lived only a few months in a family mobile home while separated from her husband before moving into an apartment”.
...On Monday, two days after Slater’s piece ran, Davis released an open letter in which she said that “our opponents have gotten more and more desperate” and are now stooping “to a new low by attacking my family, my education, and my personal story”. She says that her story of “resiliency, and sacrifice, and perseverance. And you’re damn right it’s a true story.”
Damn right. As a woman, a mother, and a person whose partner has helped me financially to secure a good education, I am disappointed in seeing the first female democratic candidate for Texas governor in a long while – a woman who came to international fame for fighting for access to full, comprehensive reproductive healthcare – being painted as a poor mother or a money-grubbing schemer.
http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2014/01/26/painting-wendy-davis-as-a-bad-mother-is-political-sexism-at-its-worst/
Well, what did you expect? The GOP has no women who are educated, good mothers, and gorgeous to boot. They have hick Palin, morons like Brewer and Queen Ann as their models of femininity. Plus they hate all women, except the ones who sleep in their beds and look nice at the events. Even then, they are more than likely to throw them away at first chance, all the while taking their free Viagra, because you know men having erections into their 60's is far more important than a 20 year old who wants to complete her education and get a job.The GOP is a threat to this whole country.
DeleteDon't forget Crazy Shelly Bachmann.
DeleteUgh. Pity his poor family who have to live with this guy.
ReplyDeleteThe world would be a better place for women if guys like Todd Kincannon's father had just jerked off on a rock.
ReplyDeleteI do wonder what Sarah thinks of Johnny Mac working on legislation with Elizabeth Warren?
ReplyDeleteI've been reading Todd (the nutcase) KinCannon's tweets for a few minutes, and he sounds exactly like a playground thug in 8th grade with zero education, humility
ReplyDeleteCertainly isn't any "Christian" judging by his using of the following insults
Bitch
Retard
Asshole
Bastard
Shit
This guy is completely out of control, has no regard for anything or anyone, except obviously his rich, white, male religious conservative lunatic compatriots
I hope he attracts the attention of Riencey Preebuzz, and they kick has ass publicly
Wow! What is this guy going to think of Palin since she is a woman, did coke, had abortions, and pals around with the likes of those who run whorehouses? Is she next in his crosshairs ...I mean bullseye....I mean rifle scope...I mean surveyor marks?
ReplyDelete"And I’ve met some epic whores in my travels."
ReplyDeleteSo, is God's gift to the bowels of hell married? Because what wife wouldn't want her husband bragging about all the epic whores he meets in his travels?
Very high school-ish 'Biff The Bully' comments.
ReplyDeleteC'mon, is it ~really~ a surprise he's Tea Party?
~Canuck~
Support Wendy any way you can. Pricks like this guy can't handle it when a female runs and raises tons of money. Does the GOP have a female candidate half as qualified as Wendy?
ReplyDeletewow PIG is an understatement, gryphen! this demonstrates a new low, and truely it doesn't get any lower than this, in politics. disgusting.
ReplyDeleteI am speechless. I know Republicans prefer character assassination instead of putting forth their ideas and plans, however they are especially disgusting when it comes to women candidates.
ReplyDeleteThe Republican women that think this is fine because Wendy is a Democrat are just as disgusting.
Is this new Rethug playbook- defame women with the hope that they will stay out of politics,stay home like "good little women" should because there seems to be a concerted effort to degrade women as much as possible ?