The Washington Post reviews Sen. Josh Hawley’s Manhood.
“If Hawley were as glib in his book about manhood as he was on the Hill last year when he was asked about womanhood, his book could have fit on less than a page: It doesn’t seem that complicated.”
“Instead he takes a more expansive tack, suggesting that manhood has a lot to do with what a person does. And so now Hawley has a new problem, which is that this book is not actually about men. As written, it’s a book about how people can live a worthy life of Christian virtue. Any people, really.”
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