O'FALLON, Mo. – O'Several more companies have suspended campaign contributions to Sen. Josh Hawley in the wake of last week’s attack at the U.S.
Capitol, and a political action committee of Republicans opposed to President Donald Trump is pressuring remaining Missouri donors to abandon the GOP senator.The health care IT firm Cerner Corp.
based in Kansas City, Missouri, said Tuesday that it will suspend contributions “to any candidate or official who took part in or incited violence last week in Washington, D.C.” Spokeswoman Misti Preston said the company isn't “naming specific names,” but Cerner's political action committee has donated $10,000 to a Hawley-sponsored PAC over the past two years.Late Monday, two St.