Another step in Hawley’s career-long crusade against reproductive freedom.
John,
This morning, a former chief justice of the Missouri Supreme Court said Missouri law puts IVF at risk. He said we need new legislation from Congress to protect it.
But this afternoon, Josh Hawley voted against the Right to IVF Act anyway.
This is the second time Hawley has refused to support real efforts to protect IVF in the Senate, and he says it’s all because it’s part of an "abortion agenda."
You and I both know that IVF isn’t abortion, and neither is birth control. But Hawley isn’t like you and me. He is on a career-long crusade against reproductive freedom.
And don’t forget: Hawley pioneered the legal arguments that led to closures of IVF clinics in Alabama, and that now threaten IVF access across the country.
Josh Hawley’s extremism is putting the future of Missouri families in jeopardy.
I’m running to replace Hawley in the U.S. Senate because I want everyday Missourians to have the power to decide how to build their families.
In addition to protecting IVF, I want to codify Roe v. Wade, end Missouri’s total abortion ban, and put a stop to the creepy Big Brother attacks on reproductive rights by control-obsessed politicians like Hawley once and for all.
With so much on the line, none of us can afford another six years of Josh Hawley’s crusade against reproductive freedom. But if we’re able to reach voters with this message early and often, I know we can flip this seat and take back power for working people this November. So I’m asking for your help:
Will you help us hold Josh Hawley accountable by making a donation of $10 or whatever you think is best toward my campaign today? I’m building this movement without a cent from corporate PACs, so I’m really counting on your support to get this message in front of voters across the state.
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This election is our chance to put everyday Missourians in charge of their own lives, families, and bodies again — and we absolutely cannot afford to waste it.
Let’s take back our freedom this year.
Lucas Kunce