Missouri News Connection
St. Louis labor leaders and good-government groups are coming together to demand U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley's resignation.
At the U.S. Capitol last week, Hawley fist-pumped the mob that shortly after stormed the building, putting members of Congress and Capitol staff at risk and injuring Capitol and D.C. metro police - including one officer who later died. And Hawley led the charge in the Senate to object to the counting of electoral votes, the motivation for the riot.
American Federation of Government Employees Local 2192 President Keena Smith said Missouri's people deserve better, and their senator should be focusing on helping them -- especially Black, Brown and low-income residents -- get through this health and economic crisis.