Over the span of a decade, the state of Missouri went from have multiple abortion businesses—each performing tens of thousands of abortions every year—to having only one abortion business licensed in the state and fewer than 50 abortions performed last year.
Achievements like this don’t happen by chance. In Missouri’s case, these pro-life achievement was forged by advocates and lawmakers committed to a holistic understanding of the human person and human rights.
Mike Kehoe, Missouri Lieutenant Governor, is one of those leaders who participated in his state’s pro-life revolution first-hand. Mike Kehoe joins Noah Brandt and Catherine Glenn Foster to speak on the importance of advocacy to state lawmakers, the inherent dignity and value of every human life, and playing the long game in the cause for life. Mike serves as Missouri’s 48th Lieutenant Governor and previously served in the Missouri State Senate.
This is the third of three conversations with Midwestern leaders recorded during the Midwest March for Life in Jefferson City, Missouri. The Midwest March for Life takes place annually and this year celebrated Missouri becoming the first state in the union where abortions do not regularly take place.
