[1]Lucas Kunce for U.S. Senate

We’ve seen some major wins for working people over the last
year, John.

Volkswagen in Tennessee. Toyota in Missouri. Amazon, Starbucks, and fast
food workers across the country.

After decades of union-busting and “Right-to-Work” scams, workers in the
public and private sectors are taking their power back — but we’ve still
got work to do.

[ [link removed] ]Lucas Kunce shakes the hand of a smiling union member at a United Auto
Workers outdoor union gathering.

Unlike Josh Hawley, I’m running to be the warrior every worker deserves to
have standing up for them in the U.S. Senate. I’ll fight like hell to pass
the PRO Act and the Public Service Freedom to Negotiate Act. And I’ll
actually work to invest in our state — empowering workers and building the
next generation of industry right here at home.

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toward my grassroots campaign to flip this U.S. Senate seat, take back
power for working people, and fundamentally change who calls the shots in
this country?

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Labor built this country and labor will build our future.

I’m proud to have earned the endorsement of dozens of local and statewide
unions across Missouri — an election-winning coalition of workers who are
ready to take this U.S. Senate seat back for real, everyday people.

With their help — and with yours — that’s exactly what we’ll do this
November.

Thanks for being part of it,
John.

— Lucas


 


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