Hawley finds new publisher for e-book that was dropped following Capitol riot

Sen. Josh Hawley has located a new publisher for his ebook soon after getting dropped by Simon & Schuster next the assault on the U.S. Capitol by supporters of President Donald Trump.

The book titled “The Tyranny of Massive Tech” is critical of big tech businesses including Google and Fb. The day immediately after the Capitol assault, Simon & Schuster claimed it would no for a longer period publish the senator’s guide.

Conservative publisher Regnery Publishing will publish the reserve this summertime, its parent Salem Media Group reported in a statement Monday.

Hawley, a Missouri Republican, experienced before referred to as for the Electoral University votes of states that voted for President-elect Joe Biden to be turned down.

Hawley, 41, was elected to the Senate in 2018. He was the initially member of his chamber to announce he would be part of an effort and hard work launched by conservatives in the Dwelling of Reps to challenge the commonly ceremonial approach of certifying the electoral vote tally.

He arrived less than fire following the assault on the Capitol by Trump supporters on Jan. 6, which delayed certification of Biden’s election victory by several several hours that day, as lawmakers had been forced to flee to seek out protection from the offended mob who had overwhelmed safety forces. 5 people today, such as a Capitol Law enforcement officer, died in the violence.