My name is Lucas Kunce and this is why I’m running for Missouri’s U.S. Senate seatOur first major TV ad is now airing across Missouri
This morning, my campaign released our first major statewide TV ad. This one is personal to me.  Growing up, my littlest sister was born with a heart condition. It took just two months for medical bills to bankrupt my family — we were already living paycheck to paycheck. Friends, neighbors, people from our community who had no more than we did helped us make it through that time. They passed the plate for us at church, they took my siblings and me into their homes when my parents were at the hospital with my sister, and they brought more food by the house than we could ever hope to eat. I joined the Marines to honor that community. But between deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan, I saw our bought-off politicians waging war back home. They used every bit of their power to control how the rest of us live our lives, all while letting their corporate donors strip our communities for parts. So now, I’m running for Missouri’s U.S. Senate seat so that communities like mine and yours finally have a real warrior fighting for them in Washington. I’m going to rebuild our state and invest in building the next generation of industry right here in America. I’m going to restore reproductive freedom nationwide and finally put people in charge of making decisions about their own bodies, families, and lives. And with your help, I’m going to defeat Josh Hawley and flip Missouri’s U.S. Senate seat. My name is Lucas Kunce, and I'm on a mission to take back power from control-obsessed politicians and put real working people in charge of our country. I’d be so grateful if you could help us get this ad in front of voters by sharing this post with every Missourian you know. Use of military rank, job titles, and photographs in uniform do not imply endorsement by the Department of the Navy or the Department of Defense.
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Tuesday, July 30, 2024
My name is Lucas Kunce and this is why I’m running for Missouri’s U.S. Senate seat
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