Hey there, it’s Lucas Kunce. I’m the 13-year Marine veteran who just secured the Democratic nomination in Missouri’s U.S. Senate race against Josh Hawley.

Before I tell you about all the weird ways Josh Hawley has tried to convince us that he’s the authority on “masculinity,” I have to ask: Will you split a donation of $10 or anything at all between my campaign and Dunn's Democracy Defenders today? We’ve already built a record-breaking grassroots campaign — and since I’m not taking a cent from corporate PACs, I’m counting on help from real people like you to keep this momentum going all the way to November 5th.

My opponent Josh Hawley, the guy who raised his fist then ran away on January 6th, really thinks he’s some kind of tough guy, folks.

He’s made a whole career out of trying to control other people. And he has the most extreme anti-freedom record on reproductive rights of any member of the U.S. Senate — on abortion, birth control, and even IVF.

He’s become obsessed with convincing all of us that he’s the authority on what it means to be a man. Last year, he published a whole book about it: Manhood: The Masculine Virtues America Needs. It’s all about how we should be made in his own creepy image.

You just can’t make this stuff up:

I’m fighting to put everyday people in charge of their own bodies, families, and lives. In the Senate, I’ll end these attacks from control-obsessed politicians like Hawley by codifying Roe v. Wade, taking real action to protect critical reproductive healthcare like birth control and IVF, and standing up to anyone who gets in my way.

So please, will you split a donation of $10 or whatever you can between my grassroots campaign and Dunn's Democracy Defenders today? Every dollar will help us keep reaching Missouri voters with our election-winning message and holding Hawley accountable for trying to control every aspect of our lives.

This election is our chance to take back power from creeps like Hawley and finally put real working people in charge of our country — and we can’t afford to waste it.

Thanks for all your help,

Lucas Kunce
Democratic Nominee for U.S. Senate