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The two Marine veterans forcefully responded to Josh Hawley’s latest embarrassment: a book on his manhood.
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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.
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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 …
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Frank White Jr.: “Lucas’ career has been one of service, and I’m excited to work hard to elect a Senator that lives real Missouri values.” Independence, MO – Today, Jackson County Executive and KC Royals Icon Frank …
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The largest private-sector local union in Missouri has endorsed Lucas Kunce.
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The news follows a string of major labor groups representing tens of thousands of workers lining up behind Kunce, including the Kansas City Building Trades Council and UFCW Local 655, Missouri’s largest private-sector union local.
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Excerpts featured in the May 5, 2023 print edition of the KC Labor Beacon from a story on The Greater Kansas City Building & Construction Trades endorsement of Lucas Kunce for Senate.
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“The Greater Kansas City Building and Construction Trades Council is proud to be among the first to endorse Lucas Kunce. Our time with Kunce has left us consistently impressed and with the distinct impression that he understands the seriousness of the issues facing not only our members, but our nation, in a way that is unique and born out of the lived experience of someone from a true working-class background,” said Business Manager Ralph Oropeza. “Like so many of our members, Kunce is a veteran who knows what it means to selflessly serve our nation. We look forward to working to get him into a position to serve again — this time as U.S. Senator from Missouri.”
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