There’s a real possibility that the Supreme Court could bl ock access to abortion medication.

It’s all thanks to Josh Hawley and his corrupt family business. Please let me explain: [Lucas Kunce for U.S. Senate] {NAME}, This coming Tuesday, the Supreme Court will hear arguments in the mifepristone case to ban the most commonly used abortion pill in all 50 states. This is the case led by Josh Hawley’s wife and decided by his donor judge. The Hawley Family Business is responsible for stripping away reproductive rights in our country — from banning abortion meds to overturning Roe v. Wade — and Josh Hawley has abused his power as Missouri’s U.S. Senator to do it all. This email is longer than usual, but I hope you’ll give me a moment to explain: [On the left, a headline from the Southeast Missourian: Hawley family played a key role in the recently overturned Roe v. Wade Supreme Court case. Beneath that, a tweet from Hawley: For those who wondered why I said, two years ago, I would vote to confirm ONLY Supreme Court Justices who acknowledged Roe was wrong, this is why. Amy Barrett was the first openly pro-life nominee of my lifetime. And she was the deciding vote. On the right, a headline from Vanity Fair: Erin Morrow Hawley is leading the charge to ban abortion medication. She's also Josh Hawley's wife.]( [FIGHT BACK NOW]( Let’s start at the very beginning, before Josh Hawley was even elected. In 2017, Matthew Kacsmaryk was nominated to be a federal judge for the North Texas district court. His confirmation stalled for years due to bipartisan opposition over his bizarre obsession with controlling people’s bodies, an issue he was even caught lying about during his nomination process: [Headline from The Dallas Morning News: John Cornyn says Judge Kacsmaryk should not have taken name off anti-abortion article. Excerpt: 'The process only works if we... have candor and truthful answers. So that's significant,' said Cornyn, a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee responsible for vetting Kacsmaryk's nomination.]( The next year, while his nomination stalled in the Senate, Kacsmaryk made an investment in his future by becoming a campaign donor to Josh Hawley, a fellow member of the Federalist Society — a group of corporate activist lawyers with funders including Chevron, Google, and the Kochs. As soon as Hawley was sworn into the U.S. Senate in 2019, he decided to make Kacsmaryk, his campaign donor, a federal judge. Hawley became the deciding vote to confirm Kacsmaryk to the northern Texas district court, despite even more bipartisan opposition over Kacsmaryk’s Big Brother views on contraceptives and personal freedoms. Now let’s flash forward to June 2022. An organization called “Alliance Defending Freedom” — a group of activist attorneys that just so happens to employ Josh Hawley’s wife — successfully overturned Roe v. Wade. This was the first big win for the Hawley Family Business. But it wasn’t enough. [FIGHT BACK NOW]( Just weeks after Roe was overturned and Missouri enacted an exceptionless abortion ban, Hawley co-sponsored a national abortion ban in the U.S. Senate. But the Hawley Family Business didn’t stop there. In November 2022, a lawsuit was filed in the northern Texas district court — where Hawley’s campaign donor serves as a federal judge — by that same organization, “Alliance Defending Freedom,” to ban the abortion pill, mifepristone, nationwide. Abortion medication accounts for over half of all abortions. Josh Hawley’s wife led the suit. His donor was the judge. It shouldn’t surprise anyone that Hawley’s DONOR judge ruled in favor of the suit led by Hawley’s WIFE, calling for a near-immediate ban on the abortion pill in all 50 states — the first time a judge has ever unilaterally tried to take a drug off the market against FDA objections. Just days after Kacsmaryk’s ruling, Josh Hawley used his taxpayer-funded Senate office to submit an amicus brief demanding that the Supreme Court end a temporary injunction blocking the ruling (in his wife's lawsuit) by a judge (his campaign donor) to ban America's most commonly-used abortion medication. It didn’t work, and for now, mifepristone is available for those who need it. But after the Supreme Court hears arguments in the case next week, there’s a real possibility that abortion medication could be outlawed across the country. [FIGHT BACK NOW]( Even the federal judiciary knows that this is what corruption looks like. Earlier this month, they updated the process for assigning cases to judges — eliminating “judge shopping,” as they admitted happened in the mifepristone case. [On the left, NBC News headline: Federal courts make it harder to 'judge-shop' as was done in abortion pill case. On the right, Jezebel headline: Members of Congress ask Supreme Court to Slash Access to the Abortion Pill.]( This election is our only opportunity to hold Hawley accountable for all of this. [So if you’re ready to end these Big Brother attacks on abortion, shut down the Hawley Family Business, and send a real warrior for working people to represent Missouri in the U.S. Senate, please rush a donation of $10 or whatever you can afford to my grassroots campaign right now.]( If you've stored your info with ActBlue Express, we'll process your contribution instantly: [Contribute $10]( [Contribute $25]( [Contribute $30]( [Contribute $50]( [Contribute $100]( [Contribute $250]( [Give another amount]( We have a real chance to take back power from control-obsessed elites like Josh Hawley and give Missouri’s U.S. Senate seat back to real, everyday people this November — and we can’t afford to waste it. — Lucas [Donate]( [Like on Facebook]( [Follow on Twitter]( [Follow on Instagram]( Paid for by Lucas Kunce for Missouri This email was sent to [{EMAIL}](#). Email is the most important way we keep in touch with people like you. 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