John — we already knew that Josh Hawley pioneered the argument behind the Alabama IVF ruling. But do you want to know another reason why it took so long for him to speak out about it?
The Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) called the ruling “a tremendous victory.”
ADF is a group of activist lawyers that’s paid Hawley thousands. His wife is also senior counsel at ADF, where she led on the Dobbs case to overturn Roe and now leads the case to ban the most commonly used abortion pill nationwide.
Hawley used his Senate office to support his wife through amicus briefs and votes to confirm judges presiding over both cases. One of those judges was even a donor to Hawley’s campaign before Hawley voted to confirm him to the court — despite bipartisan opposition over his Big Brother views on bodily autonomy.
If Josh Hawley is re-elected to Missouri’s U.S. Senate seat this year, he’ll keep using every bit of his power to control all of our lives. And he’ll do whatever it takes to make sure it works — exploiting his position as our Senator by continuing to advance the work of his activist attorney wife. We can’t let that happen.
Lucas Kunce is the 13-year Marine veteran on a mission to take back power for everyday Missourians. He’s fighting to end Missouri’s extreme abortion ban and all attacks on reproductive freedom by corrupt politicians like Josh Hawley by ending the filibuster, codifying Roe, and enshrining abortion rights into law nationwide.
Lucas’ message is resonating with Missouri voters. Multiple recent polls found Lucas and Hawley already in a statistical tie in the race for this Senate seat:
So we really can win this race, John, but our people-powered campaign needs your help to do it. That’s why we’re coming directly to you today:
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This election is our one and only chance to hold Josh Hawley accountable for trying to control all of our lives — and we can’t afford to waste it.
Thanks for helping us get it done,
Team Lucas Kunce