Lucas Kunce, the Missouri Democratic U.S. Senate candidate, recently held a rally in St. Louis alongside actor Andy Cohen. The rally took place at Union Hall in Midtown and attracted over 100 people. Kunce, who is a strong advocate for abortion rights, emphasized the importance of allowing women to make their own decisions regarding their reproductive health without political interference.
The rally was a part of Kunce’s campaign trail, where he has been vocal about supporting unions, reducing the influence of money in politics, and bringing more federal funding to Missouri. Cohen, who is originally from St. Louis, showed his support for Kunce and the issues he stands for.
Kunce’s visit to St. Louis comes shortly after his opponent, Josh Hawley, brought his campaign bus to the area. Kunce’s message to the crowd was clear – it is time for regular people in the state to reclaim power and bring about change.
In addition to advocating for abortion rights, Kunce highlighted the need for more federal funding to support various initiatives in Missouri. He believes that by reducing the influence of money in politics, real change can be achieved for the benefit of all Missourians.
The rally not only served as a platform for Kunce to share his views on important issues but also as an opportunity for supporters to come together and show their solidarity. The energy at the event was palpable, with attendees expressing their readiness for change and their support for Kunce’s campaign.
As the U.S. Senate race in Missouri heats up, it is clear that Kunce is determined to make his voice heard and fight for the causes he believes in. With the support of individuals like Andy Cohen and the many others who attended the rally, Kunce is hopeful that positive change is on the horizon for the state of Missouri.
