Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) called on April 20 for the Republican Party to reduce its financial dependence on big companies, while urging the breakup of some mega-corporations that exert too much power on American politics and seek “to run our democracy.” Hawley made the remarks during an appearance on “Fox News Primetime,” after being asked about corporations weighing in on hot-button political issues, such as their recent pushback against Georgia’s voter integrity laws. “What can we do to get corporations to back off a lot of these culture war issues that are so divisive at the center of American life?” Fox News host Ben Domenech asked. “I don’t think there’s any question that these mega-corporations have way too much power in American society, way too much power in American politics, and they want to run our democracy … is the bottom line. They want to run our government,” Hawley replied. “And …