WASHINGTONStressing that the facade informs nearly every aspect of his daily life, Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) told reporters Thursday that his Christian faith is an important part of who he pretends to be.Whether Im delivering a speech calling for theocracy in front of dozens of cameras or talking to my children at the kitchen table about Gods separate roles for men and women, I mean it when I say the mask I wear in public is the same one I wear at home, said the 45-year-old lawmaker, who confirmed that Christianity has been the foundation of his public-facing identity ever since he was a shameless young prep school student with his sights set on Yale Law School. The power of telling people you pray is incredible. My Christian faith is a pretense thats only grown stronger as Ive aged. Its so strong that, sometimes, I almost forget its all an act.At press time, Hawley added that he is grateful to represent all of his Christian constituents through the faith he uses as a guise to seek power.The post Christian Faith An Important Part Of Who Senator Pretends To Be appeared first on The Onion.