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Independence, MO — In the first three months of 2024, Lucas Kunce’s campaign raised a massive $2.25 million haul (first reported by Axios) compared to just $1.92 million for incumbent Josh Hawley’s campaign. This is becoming a bit of a pattern. Lucas also outraised …
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Democrat Lucas Kunce, Josh Hawley’s challenger, raked in over $2.25 million in the Q1. The race has flown under the radar…could be more competitive with abortion initiatives likely to be on the ballot. By the numbers: Kunce, a Marine veteran and attorney, has raised around $7.6 million so far for his campaign, and will enter the second quarter of the year with $3.3 million cash on hand.
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“And this year when we have the opportunity to make Missouri the first state to overturn an abortion ban at the ballot box, we need elected officials who will fight to take our Missouri-grown effort …
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As reported in The Guardian: Democrats around the US have enjoyed startling electoral successes through campaigning on Republican threats to women’s reproductive rights, just this week even taking a state seat in deep red Alabama. Marilyn …
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“Look Me In The Eye” features Jessica—a Missouri mother whose family was made possible by IVF—holding Josh Hawley accountable for pioneering legal arguments being used to shut down and threaten IVF nationwide, for refusing to protect IVF, and for his out-of-touch and …
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Josh Hawley, his wife, and his allies got a favorable ruling “filled with activists’ language (after judge shopping) from a campaign donor turned federal judge. Hawley has used his office to support his wife’s case before the Supreme …
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New reporting shows Josh Hawley is multi-billion-dollar liability to Missouri taxpayers.
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While Hawley lies about being “100% pro-IVF” despite having a long and recent record of being anti-IVF, he’s now admitted he won’t back actual efforts to protect IVF in Congress. He’s even falsely claiming those efforts are “really about abortion” (they’re not) — proving his views are unchanged from when he pioneered anti-IVF legal arguments now being used to threaten the practice across the country.
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