Dan Schaefer for Missouri

Josh Hawley’s theology of governance isn’t just wrong. It’s dangerous. It replaces pluralism with dogma, justice with hierarchy, and democracy with dominion. His vision may not wear jackboots, but it marches in the same direction: toward a society where dissent is sin, where rights are contingent on obedience, and where government is no longer of the people—but of the chosen.

The Show-Me Institute claims to champion the cause of liberty. But the only thing they seek to liberate is your money from your wallet.