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context: The ad embedded in this article is gold. >
  
  Holy crap lol. You weren't kidding. >
  
  "Keep on runnin Josh. Keep on runnin." >
  
  I voted for Kunce in the primary. Trudy Busch-Valentine really came out of nowhere, won the primary then did NOTHING to talk to her voters and take on Schmitt. He might as well have been running against crickets. Love that Kunce is getting veterans from Fetterman's and Katie Hobbs' campaigns. A Fetterman-type campaign in Missouri is welcomed. Especially against a toady like Hawley. >
  
  I don't think it was quite out of nowhere. She campaigned in specific areas to the the nomination over Kunce and Toder (notably around STL suburbs). But yeah, once she got the nomination she was incredibly silent. There were so many ways she could have gone after Eric Shit in his wasteful lawsuits against China, Missouri school districts (talk about one hand stabbing the other), the 2020 election, abortion rights, I mean the list goes on and on. But she didn't. She just sat on her butt and watched him win. >
  
  Fully convinced she had no intentions of actually winning >
  
  I think it was an ego campaign, and that 7 million of her own, personal, wasted dollars could have been put towards literally anything else if she truly wanted to help the people of Missouri.  Fund a rural school, sponsor lunch programs, fix some bridges, hell fix some POTHOLES, anything but a wasted senate campaign would have been better.  She's such a disappointment that I almost hope the theory about being a GOP plant is true. >
  
  She may just have been living partially in a bubble of her own families wealth (from AB beer), and living in the past, she ran the kind of campaign that might have won in the 90s or early 2000s but not now. Calling her a gop plant though would have been the cheapest way for a repug to demoralize and demotivate democratic voters by stirring up more doubt about her after she didn't get out there and wear out some shoes going door to door and talking with people and shaking hands enough. >
  
  the fact that Josh Hawley ran away from the very insurrectionists he helped incite should never be forgotten and remain at the forefront wherever he goes. He's a pig.
  Thank you for the reminder
  Vote Lucas Kunce >
  
  I'm too fucking lazy to Google it, so is his last name pronounced how I think it is? >
  
  That has some twang to it, but it's about the same as what I thought. >
  
  say his name in the headline wtf is this bullshit >
  
  Every fucking time. >
  
  Damn. He looked right in the camera and called him a fraud and a coward. >
  
  Lucas...you have just been added to the 2024 campaigns I'll be donating to. >
  
  Well, he’s hot as fuck >
  
  Eric Swalwell could use the company >
  
  Mom? >
  
  Damn that ad was fire. Should of also mentioned he doesn’t even live in Missouri >
  
  I'm gonna guess that fact will be the subject of its own set of ads. >
  
  Keeping in mind Jog knows all about running… >
  
  Voted for Kunce in the primary before the midterm. Unfortunately, he lost to someone who had no desire to be a politician in TB-V, who then easily lost to Schmitt.
  I think a lot of that loss to TB-V is because Kunce didn’t have the exposure he needed. People didn’t know who who was. If his name can get out there on a national level, if more people focus on Missouri, I genuinely think he can win. His military background and straightforward demeanor speaks to moderates and some conservatives. His values and stances are mostly progressive. He could make Missouri purple for the first time in over half a decade. Please give Kunce the attention he needs. Taking down Hawley and flipping this seat could be huge. >
  
  As a Missouri resident, I don't think he will win. But I think he'll make it close (4 or 5 points) rather than the last few state wide races of Republicans winning by 12-15 points. His views and approach should help, but with the lead belt and boot heal having gone from Democrat strong areas to full Republican, I don't see a great path to victory. Hopefully he can help stem the tide and reverse Republican gains in the southeast part of the state. >
  
  He’s a smoke show. I would to see him in either a uniform or suit. >
  
  That campaign ad. Keep on runnin’ Josh! >
  
  Liberal elites on the coast...how about from Texas?