Justice John Kittredge of South Carolina; misogynistic loser

Unfortunately, the state of South Carolina presented John W. Kittredge with a law license in 1982 after he graduated from the University of South Carolina School of Law.

FYI: Johnny has had his significant snout firmly implanted in the public trough for the past thirty-two (32) years. Apparently, no self-respecting law firm in the greater Columbia area was about to officer Donnie a good paying job.

In an ongoing effort to further cement his status as a bred-in-the-bone misogynist, Johnny recently (ca. August 2023) voted to uphold a draconian law banning an abortion after six weeks of pregnancy.

It is a well-documented medical fact that most women do not even know they are pregnant until “after” six weeks.

What is truly disturbing is that Johnny and his fellow misogynists on the Supreme Court believe they have a God-given right to dictate to the women of South Carolina that they and only they are allowed to determine their reproductive rights.

My late father once said to my anti-abortion Catholic Mother and Uncle the following:

“If I didn’t impregnate the woman, then its

none of my damn business.!”

Things would be a little better for South Carolina women had Johnny’s Mom opted to undergo an abortion sometime in January 1956.

Regrettably, Johnny fully agrees with the women haters in the state legislature that Doctors performing abortions after six weeks could or should face felony charges that calls for two years in prison and a fine of $10,000.00.

In a lame attempt at levity and laughable endeavor to portray himself as a humanitarian, Johnny agrees with the law that would punish a doctor for performing an abortion on a victim of rape or incest after 12 weeks.

And lastly, I wonder what Johnny’s reaction would be if his daughter Lila Marian was raped and impregnated by an escaped murderer from the Lee Correctional Institution in Bishopville, South Carolina.

As we speak (ca. September 2023), Johnny continues to dispense his so-called idea of jurisprudence as an Associate Justice of the South Carolina Supreme Court in Columbia, South Carolina.