We believe that rape is rape. We believe that a woman should make health care decisions with her family, her doctor, and her God. And we believe that there's no place in that room for politicians - especially politicians who don't know how women's bodies work.

In 1988 Nancy Keenan won the first of three terms as the statewide elected Superintendent of Public Instruction for Montana. " In a speech presented on the 35th anniversary of Roe v. Keenan began her career as a special-education teacher before winning election to the Montana House of Representatives.

She served as president from 2004-2013.