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Roger Marshall: I want to congratulate the White House on giving folks out there a one-stop shop. It is for folks that are expecting. It…

On the recordMay 14, 2026
I want to congratulate the White House on giving folks out there a one-stop shop. It is for folks that are expecting. It is for couples that are pregnant. And it is especially, I think, for people that want to become pregnant. It is to talk about what to expect when expecting, to talk about folic acid and the importance of prenatal vitamins before you conceive. But a very special area, of my concern, from the moms.gov is to talk about infertility. My colleagues know that I had the honor, in rural Kansas, of delivering a baby most every day for 25 years and had a pretty active infertility clinic as well. In fact, 1 out of 10 couples are infertile. And though I enjoyed every baby I delivered, it was certainly a special joy to help couples through years of infertility and send them home with a baby. So that is why I am so very proud to stand with this administration, which I believe is the most pro-family administration in our lifetime.
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Roger Marshall
Republican · Kansas

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Discussing the launch of moms.gov and its resources for expecting and new mothers.

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