Both major party candidates for Missouri governor as well as the Libertarian and Green Party candidates participated in a forum at the Fox Theatre, owned by the History Museum on the Square.
The candidates answered questions about constitutional amendments that will be on the ballot in November as well as things like childcare tax credits and the state budget. And they laid out their priorities if they’re elected.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Mike Kehoe said he spent 30 years in small business in the state and that government’s role is to create an environment where good jobs can grow and prosper. But his number one priority would be public safety…