30-year North St. Louis County Leader Rita Heard Days joins Bill Clay Sr, Megan Green, Frank White Jr, the AFL-CIO, and more major Missouri leaders and organizations in backing Lucas Kunce for U.S. Senate | “In my 30 years of service to North County, I have met many candidates — but I rarely meet someone who shares Lucas Kunce’s tenacity, authenticity, and dedication to fighting for my community and others across Missouri,” said Councilwoman Rita Heard Days. “Lucas Kunce isn’t just the only person who can flip this U.S. Senate seat — he’s also someone I know will put Missourians first, just like he is in this campaign. That’s why I’m endorsing him and why I’ll work hard to help him win.”

St. Louis, MO – The St. Louis Building and Construction Trades Council is endorsing Lucas Kunce for U.S. Senate. “The St. Louis Building and Construction Trades Council proudly endorses Lucas Kunce to be Missouri’s next …

The Fire Fighters, who backed Republican U.S. Senator Eric Schmitt last cycle, are now Kunce’s first statewide union endorsement. Kansas City, MO – Today, the Missouri State Council of Fire Fighters is endorsing Lucas Kunce for …

The two Marine veterans forcefully responded to Josh Hawley’s latest embarrassment: a book on his manhood.

When the opportunity to make a historic investment in American manufacturing and jobs came—the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law—Hawley said no. When the opportunity came, again, to make a historic investment in American manufacturing and jobs, this time oriented to out-competing China, Hawley again said no… You can’t be serious about the challenges confronting America’s men while kneecapping them every chance you get. Barking orders at men at the latest manhood summit isn’t a serious solution. Real leaders don’t tell people what to do, anyway. Marine Corps leadership—as we were taught—is about empowering others through example, tools, and training. In this case, giving everyday Americans what they need to accomplish their mission.

Read the whole story. Earlier this month, the same day his campaign announced raising $1.1 million in the first quarter of the year—more than Hawley did in the same period—Kunce’s campaign saw another chance to …