A Republican attorney general is crucial in the fight against the radical left. We need true conservatives to defeat the abortion industrial complex, the lawlessness that plagues our Democratic-leaning cities, and the woke ideology that invades our schools.
With the Missouri Attorney General primary on August 6, conservatives in Missouri are faced with a choice: Will Schaaf, a conservative who will represent President Trump in his most important battle with the Biden Administration, or appointee Attorney General Andrew Bailey. I have worked to promote conservative values in Missouri for 30 years, most recently as Chief of Staff to then-Attorney General Eric Schmitt. Based on the issues important to conservatives, Will Schaaf is clearly the right choice for Attorney General.
Let’s start with the fact that President Trump turned to Will Scharf after the Biden Department of Justice and Jack Smith launched their political prosecution. Scharf became the leader of President Trump’s legal team and took Trump’s case all the way to the Supreme Court, where he won a resounding victory. This victory at the Supreme Court mirrors the entire left’s lawless approach to President Trump, from the Biden Administration’s dismissal of the Florida prosecution to the postponement of the Alvin Bragg case in New York.
President Trump turned to Schaaf when it mattered most, and he delivered — and that should be enough for Missouri conservatives looking for a combative attorney general.
And that’s before you consider the policy differences between Schaaf and Bailey, which make the decision even easier.
Let’s start by comparing the pro-life records of the candidates. As others have noted, Andrew Bailey Hold Bailey caved to Planned Parenthood and blocked the state of Missouri from defunding the organization. We’re screwed Appropriately appeal a lawsuit challenging the state legislature’s budget cuts. lost After filing the report, he donated $200,000 to Planned Parenthood. More than a month lateBailey told Planned Parenthood: Can be kept Documents relating to a child’s transition are kept secret until the appeal is completed, which can take months or even years.
Will Scharf Played He played a key role in the successful battle for the Supreme Court’s confirmation, providing the majority vote to overturn the ruling. Roe v. WadeScharf also I helped write Missouri enacted a pro-life law that effectively banned abortion. Dobbs Decision. Scharf is the warrior the pro-life movement needs.
Next, consider the candidate’s criminal history. Andrew Bailey Ended The anti-crime program was successful, and We’re screwed Approximately $1 million will be spent to create a violent crime task force. Despite Missouri having the fourth highest human trafficking rate in the United States, Governor Bailey eliminated the only position dedicated to combating human trafficking.
Schaaf, on the other hand, is a crime fighter. The Trump administration hired him to prosecute violent crimes in St. Louis during the summer 2020 riots. Led Having prosecuted over 100 federal felony cases and sent violent criminals to prison for hundreds of years, Schaaf is the prosecutor Missouri families need.
Finally, let’s look at the candidates’ educational track records. Andrew Bailey No action was taken Schmidt filed suit to investigate whether the school district reported parents to the FBI as domestic terrorists or used critical race theory in its curriculum. I didn’t want To see the DEI survey Schmidt requested, Bailey Missed The deadline for appealing the only school mask mandate case he inherited.
Will Scharf is promised Schaaf, who has a track record of taking on the state’s education system as Gov. Eric Greitens’ policy director for investigating the state’s Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, is the education reformer Missouri parents need.
Will Scharf is no longer a Supreme Court justice. Landmark Supreme Court Decision For President Trump. Schaaf is a champion of the conservative movement and will win as Missouri’s next Attorney General. The choice is clear: Missouri conservatives should follow President Trump’s lead and trust Will Schaaf.
Justin Smith is a conservative Missouri lawyer who previously served as chief of staff to then-Attorney General Eric Schmitt.
