This week is Severe Weather Awareness Week, and it is a good reminder to always be prepared for extreme weather events, which we too often face in Kansas. Ready.gov--that is, r-e-a-d-y.gov--which is run by FEMA, is a great place to find…
Roger Marshall
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Roger Wayne Marshall is an American politician and physician serving as the junior United States senator from Kansas since January 3, 2021. A member of the Republican Party, he has focused on issues such as healthcare, military readiness, and economic policies aimed at reducing costs for families. Prior to his election to the Senate, Marshall served in the U.S. House of Representatives, representing Kansas's 1st congressional district from 2017 to 2021.
Last week, Senate Democrats blocked a vote in the Senate on two pro-life bills: the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act, which would require doctors to provide medical care to a child who survives an abortion, and the Pain-Capable…
The spread of the coronavirus and its dominance in the news has been at the top of my mind as well as for many Kansans. While there is no reason to panic, it is prudent for all of us to be mindful of the ongoing challenging situation. As a…
Policy that helps protect lives and property is a responsibility that should be at the top of every Member of Congress' priority list.
I am honored for the opportunity to highlight some of the needs facing Kansas as you consider the upcoming water resources development package.
I encourage the committee to prioritize this important infrastructure project, ensuring that the products grown or manufactured in Kansas can make it quickly and efficiently to market.
The idea that a Federal program can satisfy multiple needs and be used in so many different ways is what every program should strive to achieve.
It is imperative that the Army Corps make every effort to work with farmers and landowners on cleanup and future flood mitigation efforts.
The Water Resource Development Act represents Congress' continued investment in vital infrastructure projects across the country.
Growing up on our family farm in rural Kansas, one thing was for sure: Every day at about 12:20, over the lunch hour, and then again at about 10:20 at night, our family would be gathered around the television set to watch the latest…
If you or a loved one has ever experienced a medical emergency, you know how stressful these situations can be; but for far too many, the stress and heartache does not end when help arrives or treatment is delivered. Nearly one in four…
Later today, a Kansan from my district will be honored at the Next Generation 911 Institute's Annual 911 Honor Award Showcase to recognize emergency response heroes and leaders from across the country for their excellence in emergency…
Tonight the House will vote to pass the PAWS for Veterans Therapy Act, which will create a program within the VA to give veterans access to treatment by working with service dogs. Midwest Battle Buddies is an organization based in Kansas…
On Monday, we all saw the Iowa caucus and the chaos that Democrats are offering--chaos, along with higher taxes and Medicare for all that takes away the insurance that you get at your job. As Senate Majority Leader McConnell said…
Much like America's great comeback that President Trump described at his State of the Union message last night, this past Sunday, my team, the Kansas City Chiefs, had a miracle comeback victory in the fourth quarter of Super Bowl LIV…
It seems like just yesterday, but it was 50 years ago that my dad and I sat down to watch Super Bowl IV. We watched on a black-and-white television, and we watched the Chiefs beat the Vikings 23-7. We saw Lenny Dawson making long passes to…
It seems like it was just yesterday when I sat down in my family living room with my dad to watch Super Bowl IV. It was an exciting game, watching Hank Stram strut up and down the sideline, Lenny Dawson completing long passes to Otis…
Last Friday, I was honored to join EPA Region 7 Administrator Jim Gulliford at the Kansas Commodity Classic in Manhattan, Kansas, to announce the EPA's new Navigable Waters Protection Rule. The rule provides a clear definition of Waters of…
With more than 4,500 people confirmed infected in China, and over 100 deaths, the coronavirus certainly has my attention. But as the outbreak of the coronavirus strain originating in China continues, I want to remind Kansans that U.S…
Today, January 27, marks International Holocaust Remembrance Day and the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau. As the world pauses to remember the greatest tragedy in human history, we must recommit ourselves to…
Tonight, we mourn the 47th anniversary of Roe v. Wade. Today, we mourn the loss of over 50 million American lives. Mr. Speaker, my good friend and colleague from New Jersey, and my colleagues here tonight all know that I dedicated my…
Today is a great day for America. It is great day for American agriculture and American manufacturing. Today, the President signs phase one of the China trade deal. But this news, the most important news of the day, won't be covered much…
After the unprecedented impeachment witch hunt conducted in the Chamber this past year, Speaker Pelosi has still not transmitted the sham Articles of Impeachment to the Senate. This would seem to fly in the face of common sense, the…
In response to a successful, precise United States airstrike against Iranian terrorist General Soleimani, a strike that was carefully thought out, that was vetted, that was carefully planned by our President, the Secretary of State, White…
I thank Congressman Carter for his leadership as a community pharmacist. You and I have worked together in different cities but on the same projects trying to help patients out. And here we are gathered in Congress now for this same…





