Political Quotes

Mike Kehoe

The Public Record

American politician (born 1962)

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  1. Missouri must address the revolving door for repeat violent offenders –– and that includes juveniles.12 sources2026lailluminator.com
  2. State government doesn’t have a revenue problem, we have a spending problem, and continuing to spend faster than we grow our economy is not a sustainable path forward.2 sources2026governor.mo.gov
  3. This Commission will allow for a more transparent appeals process and ensure the taxpayers who fund MSHSAA have a say in the decisions affecting students and their futures.2 sources2026governor.mo.gov
  4. As I said in my State of the State address, unelected bureaucrats cannot act like kings, and the decisions of the Missouri State High School Activities Association should be held to a higher standard of oversight.2 sources2026governor.mo.gov
  5. Missouri’s first responders once again answered the call with extraordinary bravery, professionalism, and compassion, rescuing hundreds of Missourians from dangerous floodwaters.2 sources2026governor.mo.gov
  6. We are proud today to appoint two new members to the State Board of Education, including an active classroom teacher.2 sources2026governor.mo.gov
Oct 10, 2026

Lowering transportation costs across the entire supply chain means savings that trickle down to reduce everyday expenses for every Missouri family, business, and consumer.

governor.mo.gov
Oct 10, 2026

Thanks to action at the federal level by President Trump, haulers in Missouri will now be able to utilize tax-free diesel fuel on any road in Missouri for any purpose.

governor.mo.gov
Oct 10, 2026

Today's action brings clarity to Missouri's farmers and truckers who are working hard to deliver goods and keep our economy moving while facing higher diesel costs.

governor.mo.gov
Oct 8, 2026

What happens here doesn’t just matter to the people of St. Louis or Kansas City, or Springfield, or the small towns across our state,” Kehoe said. “People around the country are watching to see what Missouri does.

missouriindependent.com
Oct 2, 2026

We light the Capitol dome red this weekend to honor the fallen and their families, and to reaffirm our continued support for the entire fire service community.

governor.mo.gov
Oct 1, 2026

Early detection through regular screenings, along with access to treatment and support, remains essential to saving lives.”

governor.mo.gov
Oct 1, 2026

“Breast cancer touches the lives of countless families across our state, and tragically, we lose about 800 women to this disease each year in Missouri.

governor.mo.gov
Oct 1, 2026

“By lighting the Capitol dome pink, the State of Missouri is affirming our support for every breast cancer survivor, patient, and family who knows this fight,”

governor.mo.gov
Oct 1, 2026

Economic development and growth rely on the availability of affordable, reliable electricity.

governor.mo.gov
Oct 1, 2026

When we can reduce unnecessary costs for our farmers, that ultimately benefits families across our state.”

governor.mo.gov
Oct 1, 2026

This executive order gives our producers and agricultural haulers some commonsense flexibility to lower transportation costs and keep Missouri agriculture moving.

governor.mo.gov
Oct 1, 2026

“Our administration is taking targeted action where we can to help address the unique fuel and transportation needs of harvest season.

governor.mo.gov
Oct 1, 2026

“Missouri farmers are working hard to bring in this year’s harvest while facing higher costs at nearly every turn,”

governor.mo.gov
Sep 11, 2026

Our goal is simple: better protect Missouri children, strengthen families, and give those on the front lines the tools they need to do their jobs well.

governor.mo.gov
Sep 11, 2026

This task force brings together the right voices to take an honest look at the challenges facing our child welfare system and, with those in mind, develop meaningful solutions.

governor.mo.gov
Sep 11, 2026

Every child in Missouri deserves the opportunity to grow up safe, supported, and surrounded by people who are committed to their success.

governor.mo.gov
Sep 9, 2026

“Missourians have always looked out for one another, especially when times are tough,” said Governor Kehoe. “On National 988 Day, we want every Missourian to know that help is one call or text away. Each of us has a role to play in…

governor.mo.gov
Sep 3, 2026

When historic flash flooding and storms devastated parts of south-central and southeast Missouri earlier this summer, our first responders, state emergency management team, and the Missouri National Guard were prepared and acted without…

governor.mo.gov
Aug 26, 2026

Protecting Missouri's most vulnerable children is one of our highest responsibilities, and the people doing this work deserve clear, consistent standards across every agency, courtroom, and community," said Governor Kehoe.

governor.mo.gov
Aug 19, 2026

Dan has served in this important role under multiple administrations with unwavering integrity and professionalism.

governor.mo.gov
Aug 15, 2026

“Claudia and I hope Missourians from every corner of the state will join us in Sedalia over the next ten days to celebrate the past, present, and future of Missouri agriculture at the Missouri State Fair,” said Governor Kehoe.

governor.mo.gov
Aug 14, 2026

Claudia and I hope Missourians from every corner of the state will join us in Sedalia over the next ten days to celebrate the past, present, and future of Missouri agriculture at the Missouri State Fair.

governor.mo.gov
Aug 9, 2026

The estimated damage in Iron County alone surpassed $19.7 million, while the entire state threshold to qualify for federal disaster assistance is $11.9 million – emphasizing the extent of the devastation locally.

governor.mo.gov
Aug 6, 2026

We thank President Trump for approving Missouri’s major disaster declaration for communities across the state – northwest, northeast, central, southwest and southeast Missouri – and greatly appreciate our congressional delegation’s support…

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