During his Wednesday radio program, conservative host Rush Limbaugh said Senators Josh Hawley (R-MO) and Tom Cotton (R-AR) were positioning themselves for presidential runs in 2024, specifically capturing President Donald Trump’s populist movement, leaving behind so-called “old” conservatism.
Limbaugh started the segment by noting that Sen. Hawley “proclaimed that this now is the end of the conservative judicial movement, that there isn’t one” on Monday, following the shocking Supreme Court decision that Title VII can be interpreted to include discrimination based on sexual orientation, extending the protections of federal employment law to gay and transgender individuals.
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