[1]Lucas Kunce for U.S. Senate

John —
sometime this month, the United
States Supreme Court will announce their decision in the mifepristone
lawsuit. That decision will determine if mifepristone, the most commonly
used abortion pill, will remain legal in all 50 states.

This radical out-of-touch case was first ruled on by a campaign donor Josh
Hawley made a federal judge (and picked to oversee the case through “judge
shopping”). It was led by Josh Hawley’s wife. And it’s even been directly
supported by Josh Hawley’s taxpayer-funded role as U.S. Senator.

It’s all part of Josh Hawley’s corrupt family business — his
control-obsessed crusade to outlaw reproductive healthcare nationwide and
strip away the fundamental right for everyday people to make decisions
about their own bodies, families, and lives.

Please let me explain.

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The Hawley family business has been working toward this moment since 2019,
when Josh Hawley was sworn into the Senate and confirmed his campaign
donor, Matthew Kacsmaryk, to be a federal judge in the Northern District
of Texas — despite bipartisan opposition over his bizarre obsession with
controlling other people’s bodies.

Alliance Defending Freedom, the organization where Josh Hawley’s wife
works as lead counsel, knew that Kacsmaryk shared their extreme views on
abortion and reproductive rights. So when they filed a lawsuit, led by
Josh Hawley’s wife, that aimed to restrict access to the abortion pill in
all 50 states, they picked Matthew Kacsmaryk in the Northern District of
Texas to be their judge.

It came as no surprise that Kacsmaryk – Josh Hawley’s donor and judge –
ignored guidance from the FDA and reproductive health experts across the
country to rule in favor of the suit led by Hawley’s wife.

Hawley later used his Senate office to file an amicus brief defending the
ruling.

The sequence of events is one of the clearest examples of this kind of
corruption to date. Since the ruling, federal courts have even announced a
new policy to prevent this kind of “judge shopping.”

[ [link removed] ]Screengrab of two headlines side-by-side: 'Federal courts make it
harder to 'judge shop' as was done in the abortion pill case' from NBC
News and 'Erin Morrow Hawley is leading the charge to ban abortion
medication. She's also Josh Hawley's wife' from Vanity Fair

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This is what we’re up against in Missouri this year,
John.

Control-obsessed elites like Josh Hawley are willing to do whatever it
takes to strip away the essential freedom for everyday people to decide if
and how they can build and raise their families.

Their first step was overturning Roe v. Wade. Now they’re attacking
reproductive rights across the spectrum — from enacting Missouri’s
exceptionless abortion ban, to outlawing the abortion pill across the
country, and now restricting access to IVF.

This election is our one and only opportunity to hold Josh Hawley
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John, will you help us get this message in
front of Missouri voters by rushing a donation of $10 or
whatever you can afford to my grassroots campaign today?

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I’m running to replace Josh Hawley in the U.S. Senate because it’s time to
put Missourians in charge of their own bodies, families, and lives. That’s
why I’m fighting to codify Roe v. Wade, restore abortion access in
Missouri, and protect reproductive rights across the country.

I hope I can count on your support this year,
John.

Thanks for everything,

Lucas Kunce


 


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