Roger Marshall

How we can continue to improve our environment but also have affordable energy, you know, where is that compromise to get both of those?

I want to leave it better than we found it.

I think it is great for America to celebrate our independence and what a great place to do that.

I noticed that those moms would stop coming to their OB appointments.

Coal plants, burning plants are 99 percent cleaner than when I was growing up.

Energy and national security and how important those two issues are.

I am passionate about the great outdoors--fishing and hunting, hiking, boating, and I want to make sure that my grandchildren have that same opportunity.

I just remember my grandad saying three or four times, whiskey is for drinking, water is for fighting.

But just in general though, to push a little bit, what would it look like to you for an endangered species to come off the list?

Quivira has a water right, of course they do. And the farmers have a right as well.

The price of gasoline and the cost of electricity is so important to them.

point of order. Can you read the motion back to us? The PRESIDENT pro tempore. Points of order and debate are not allowed during the vote. That is established Senate procedure, and we always follow that. On the question of whether it shall…

I send a question to the desk. The PRESIDENT pro tempore. The Senator from Kansas, Mr. Marshall, has a question for the counsel for the former President. The clerk will read the question. The legislative clerk read as follows: The House…

I am very happy that President Biden during this campaign said that he was opposed to efforts to defund the police.

it is an honor to be here with you today.

Thank you, Mr. President. Freedom of speech and the freedom to protest are provided in our Constitution. While I share the same frustration many Americans have over the Presidential election, the violence and mob rule that occurred at the…

This month, after 40 years of service as a Member of Congress, our senior Senator of Kansas will be moving his belongings out of his office in the Hart Senate Office Building to a private library. To best honor him, I would like to share…

As a physician and obstetrician, I represent one of the largest agriculture-producing districts in the country. I am proud to help lead H. Res. 189, a critical resolution addressing the health and development of children around the world…

I thank the gentleman for yielding. American-grown grain is known around the world as the safest, most reliable, and the highest-quality product in the world. This reputation remains unchanged and unchallenged, thanks in part to the USDA's…

Bells should be ringing today, and I just don't mean on Wall Street. Across the entire Nation, bells should be ringing. Today, as I have been promising since early summer, not one but two vaccines will ask the FDA for emergency use…

I was unavoidably detained. Had I been present, I would have voted ``nay'' on rollcall No. 116. MEMBERS RECORDED PURSUANT TO HOUSE RESOLUTION 965, 116TH CONGRESS Axne (Raskin) Cardenas (Gomez) DeSaulnier (Matsui) Deutch (Rice (NY)) Engel…

Last Sunday, the Senate announced a bipartisan framework to help individuals and small businesses through the Chinese coronavirus crisis, then politics entered the fray. In the 5 days that have followed, coronavirus has cost hundreds of…

The Wuhan coronavirus is certainly on the front of Americans' minds these days, but before I speak about the virus, I would like to talk about leadership. I often tell the kids I work with that leadership is doing the right thing when it…

This week the USDA, EPA, and FDA have partnered to announce a new public education campaign aimed at helping consumers better understand what is in their food. The Feed Your Mind initiative was developed to answer the most common questions…

Last week in the Senate, a resolution was introduced to censure Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer for his threatening comments directed at Supreme Court Justices on the steps of the Court during an abortion-related case. These comments…