SC Republican says veteran should have ‘come home in a body bag’

South Carolina Republican Todd Kincannon who is the former head of the South Carolina Republican Party, used his Twitter feed to attack former Iraqi war veteran Michael Prysner, saying that the veteran should have “come home in a body bag”.

@ToddKincannon March 24
.@MikePrysner You are an Iraq veteran? Shame you didn't come home in a body bag.

Kincannon tweeted his reply to Michael Prysner after he made some comments about Venezuela’s President Hugo Chavez who died last week, and a Police Officer who Prysner called a “coward and a sociopath.”

The South Carolinian Republican also went on to say in another tweet about Michael Prysner, “I wish the Iraqis had better aim with his ass”.

@ToddKincannon March 24
“I wish the Iraqis had better aim with his ass. Yes, I hope if that guy is ever in combat again, the enemy splatters his brains JFK-style. He deserves it.”

Kincannon wrote several hate filled tweets which for the most part cannot be repeated here because of the vulgar words he used, but you can read some of the tweets related to this story here. Or, if you like you can go directly to Kincannon's Twitter feed and read how this man responds to everyone he has a problem with. Just a warning, he has a lot of hate filled rants filled with vulgarities.

This is not the first time this poor excuse for a man made news with his mouth, earlier this year during the Super Bowl, he attacked Trayvon Martin. Those tweets are also too vulgar to repeat but they can be found in this link.

And if you are looking for any comments from the South Carolina Republican Party distancing themselves from this man and his comments, none have been found as of this writing.

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Andrew Breitbart died one year ago today; a look back at the last tweets of a madman

Today marks the one year anniversary of the death of Andrew Breitbart, a conservative rabble-rouser who died at age 43, on March 1, 2012 in Los Angeles. Breitbart ran the right wing website BigGovernment.com which still continues to publish extremist articles.

Breitbart loved to be in the spot light shouting at liberals and the mainstream media. He was a true agent provocateur. During the now famous protests by Wisconsin workers at their State capital over workers bargaining rights being taken away, Andrew Breitbart was there with his megaphone and right wing thugs shouting down the protesters.

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Slideshow of the last tweets of a madman.

 

Andrew Breitbart’s claim to fame was his mouth, which got him plenty of air time on Fox News and other right wing outlets on TV and radio as he spewed his rants of hate against the mainstream media, liberal’s, Democrats, and President Obama.

Breitbart is partially responsible for the fraudulent videos by James O’Keefe that brought down ACORN, a community organizing group that helped to register voters.

Breitbart is also responsible for falsely accusing an African-American woman named Shirley Sherrod, who worked for the U.S. Department of Agriculture and was subsequently fired in 2010, after Breitbart accused her publicly of discriminating against a white farmer while working for the USDA in Georgia.

Breitbart is now gone, but his legacy of hate still continues to this day.

Punxsutawney Sean uses his six senses to declare global warming is a hoax

This is now the 17th year in a row that the Fox “news” weather specialist Punxsutawney Sean has made his declaration that global warming is a hoax. The human weather rodent uses his six senses by sticking his head out of his window at the News Corp building in New York.

 “The massive Nor’easter that is currently putting eastern states into a freeze is proof that there is no Global Warming”, says Punxsutawney Sean.

Punxsutawney Sean is a very special Fox “news” weather rodent; he has fine-tuned his sixth senses, while the average human only has five.

While atop of the News Corp building with his head firmly stuck out the window, the Fox “news” rodent used his senses to ascertain the following:

• Sense of Touch: felt the cold snow
• Sense of Smell: nose froze
• Sense of Hearing: heard wind howling
• Sense of Taste: snowflakes landed in mouth
• Sense of Sight: saw the snow

And Punxsutawney Sean’s sixth sense is his ability to speak to large audiences with the abnormal growth in his larynx that mimics a 50,000 watt radio broadcast system.

After announcing his findings, Punxsutawney Sean was quick to point out that Global Warming is a “hoax” created by “liberals” who are lead by their “Messiah, Barack Obama”. The rodent was also quick to point out that the main stream media no longer use the words "Global Warming" and now refer to it as "Global Climate Change".

All Fox “news” shows then repeat Punxsutawney Sean’s findings over and over and over again, through the man-made broadcast systems in the News Corp building.

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The Morning After

Westboro Baptist Church candidate in Kansas spends nothing on campaign

Jack Wu, a Republican candidate for the Kansas State Board of Education and a Westboro Baptist Church regular, raised only $5.00 for his campaign, which was disclosed in the financial reports published by the Kansas Secretary of State. In an interview today with the Associated Press, Wu said that he doesn’t like to ask for “money” and that it’s not his “style”.

“I don’t like asking for money,” Wu told the Associated Press. “It’s not my style.”

The majority of Kansas voters are Republicans, and like most voters, they are often lacking information about the candidates and simply look for the party letter, the "D" or the "R" after their names. Jack Wu knows that based on the "R" alone, he will get some votes, and if voters don't know about his ties to the church, he could possibly win.

On Wu's campaign website, he says that he was drawn to Kansas from California in 2008 by the Westboro Baptist Church's message, the church is well known for its congregation’s activism and its extremist views towards the LGBT community. The church members regularly picket the funerals of military servicemen and women with vulgar signs. While Wu is not a member he says that he regularly attends services; Wu is proposing that the state end the teaching of evolution in its public schools.

Incumbent Democrat Carolyn Campbell raised $13,518 and spent $12,101. Much of that money was spent on ads that highlight Wu’s relationship with the Westboro Baptist Church.
Kansas Democratic Party Chairwoman Joan Wagnon said Campbell can't assume rank-and-file voters know about Wu's affiliation with Westboro. Wagnon said in Kansas, where registered Republicans significantly outnumber Democrats, people tend to vote along party lines when they know nothing about candidates in down-ballot races.

"The reality is, for a Democrat in Kansas, you have to campaign," Wagnon said. "There are a certain number of people who will vote Republican, no matter what."

Five of the board's 10 seats are on the ballot this year, with members serving four-year terms. Two other races are contested.

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