Toxic Justice, Part 6: ‘Forever Litigation’

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They will retaliate against me for this; and surely many of my supposed FaceBook friends with ongoing interests before current South Carolina’s Associate Justice John Cannon Few will unfriend me. But courage is not the absence of fear; it is the overcoming of fear to do what is right to be done at the right moment. And in my judgment, courage is to say the following:
John Cannon Few’s last-minute withdrawal is an act of cowardice, selfishness, arrogance, and for a former Duke mascot, total lack of sportsmanship. Yes, it is customary for the lowest-vote-pledge-getting candidate to withdraw; BUT that is for open seats when the screening had already been done for an open seat and the withdrawal of the unfavored candidate does NOT halt the election. The rules are different when the incumbent is a candidate and withdraws at the last minute. The other candidates have to be re-screened and the election rescheduled, perhaps to a date AFTER Few’s current term expires. Thus, he plans to continue on the bench UNELECTED beyond his elected term. Few should have stood up like a man in the election and let the world see how few, if any, votes he had earned. Instead, like an unruly child, he took the football and went home. Or, like the Biblical Samson, Few brought the temple down on himself and his competitors. Ironically, Few boasts an article of his titled “The Courage of a Lawyer.” What Few did is the OPPOSITE of courage. Few talks the talk but does NOT walk the walk. That alone suffices to explain why few, if any, electors in South Carolina’s General Assembly liked Few for a second term on SC’s supreme court. A man’s character matters when he wants to continue as a judge. And character is revealed, not by a man’s word, but by a man’s instinctual acts in a crunch. Instead of graciously acknowledging the competitor who bested Few in vote pledges, Few threw a temper tantrum and delayed the likely-successful candidate’s election, perhaps indefinitely.

Methinks FITS’ courage has reached its limits; or is limited by his being under the spell of the very beautiful Jenny Wooten, whose side FITS took over Jenny’s then-husband’s and father of Jenny’s first three children, John McGill, the son of a n0w-replaced Speaker of South Carolina House of Representatives.
And this is pure guessing on my part, apparently FITS’ infatuation with Jenny Wooten’s beauty, and consequent hatred of her first husband, John McGill, spilled over to blind hatred of everyone who ever served as speaker of South Carolina’s House of Representative, as evident by FITS’ cruel attacks on Jay Lucas for having challenged John Few’s re-election.
FITS’ infatuation with Jenny Wooten’s beauty made him turn sharply on Shane Massey, who was only last week’s FITS’ hero for opposing Jay Lucas’ candidacy only to become FITS’ today’s villain for opposing Jenny Wooten’s elevation to lead SC Votes.
IN FACT, Jenny Wooten is the very definition of nepotism (from the root words for niece and nephew). She is literally the niece of now-Senior U.S. District Judge Terry L. Wooten (the twin brother of Jenny’s father, Jerry) and the BFF of now-totally-retired former U.S. District and Circuit Judge Dennis W. Shedd.
Both Terry Wooten and Dennis Shedd served in the late Strom Thurmond’s office when his fathering of a biracial daughter through his statutory rape of the black teen-aged house made was a secret kept by payments to the biracial daughter and by elevation to U.S. Attorney or to U.S. Judge of those in Thurmond’s office or family who knew the secret.
The relationship between Dennis and Wooten extends to marriages and hiring decisions. Shedd’s daughter, Sara, a bitcoin dealer, is married to a former Wooten law clerk. And Shedd’s son, Michael, clerked for Wooten and married another Wooten clerk, Erica Wells Shedd, who now works for Governor McMaster, who appointed Dennis Shedd to chair SC Votes. Shedd, in turn, elevated Jenny.
See the tangled web of connections over merit?
And that voting machines contract FITS now declaims? Dennis Shedd admits to having taken it home but not having read it before signing off on it.
And do you know why Shedd did not read that $32 million proposed contract before signing off on it? Because Shedd is accustomed to signing off on things he did not read but were written for his signature by his clerks when he was a district judge and by the office of staff counsel when he was in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit.
Why is all this timely? Because TODAY, SC’s supreme court is FINALLY making public the extent of self-dealing and nepotism of Abbeville County Master-in-Equity Curtis G. Clark.
Let’s see if FITS will break out of the spell cast on him by Jenny’s beauty and let through this comment of mine.