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When most people think of Republican Sen. Josh Hawley, they likely think of his fist, outstretched above his head in enthusiastic support of the seditionist mob near the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, that just hours later sent him scampering for safety like a scared rodent of some kind. A vole, maybe? But now, with his latest venture into the wacky world of literature, Hawley seems to hope youll focus less on his fist, and more on his, uh, manhood.

Scheduled for a May 16, 2023, release, Hawleys forthcoming Manhood: The Masculine Virtues America Needs describes itself as a clarion call for American men to stand up and embrace their God-given responsibility as husbands, fathers, and citizens.

Per the books Amazon.com description:

The book seems to be a continuation of the pro-dude, pro-bro, pro-fella ethos Hawley first introduced in his Future of the American Man speech at the 2021 National Conservatism Conference, where he declared that the deconstruction of America begins with and depends on the deconstruction of American men and that the attack on men has been the tip of the spear of the lefts broader attack on America (which, according to that same speech, includes stuff like video games and idleness). At the time, his speech garnered some choice reviews, including this gem in his local newspaper: People can agree or disagree with his opinions, but this pseudo-intellectual attempt to interpret todays socio-political friction is filled with the kind of misperception and illogic we might expect from a terminally malcontent pensioner at a bar somewhere. And they say arts criticism is dead?

Hawleys Manhood is the latest collaboration between the first-term Missouri senator and the right-wing Regnery publishing house, which puts out works from a whos who of conservative thought and action, including Ann Coulter, David Limbaugh, Michelle Malkin, Dinesh DSouza, Newt Gingrich, Mark Steyn, Mark Levin, Ed Klein, David Horowitz, Laura Ingraham, Donald Trump, and many more. So, yeah, Hawleys clearly part of a real classy brain trust here. His previous screed with Regnery, The Tyranny of Big Tech, was made possible only after major publishers Simon & Schuster dropped it like a burlap sack full of warm milk and manure following the senators enthusiastic seditionist fist-pumping. But again, were not talking about his fist, were talking about his Manhood.

Incidentally, the book is scheduled be released just after Hawleys featured speech at next years Stronger Mens Conference, where he will almost certainly encourage the strong attendees to strongly get their strong hands on his ... well, you get it.

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