This week, House Democrats began the public hearing phase of their partisan impeachment sham, which continues in a completely unfair, unjust, and unprecedented manner. There are at least four indisputable pieces of evidence showing no high…
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, USDA Secretary Sonny Perdue announced another round of market facilitation payments to help farmers and ranchers deal with the continued impacts of ongoing trade disruptions. President Trump is delivering on his promise to help…
This past Saturday, a disaster declaration was issued for Cheyenne County in northwest Kansas after a series of grass fires broke out between St. Francis and Wheeler. Thanks to fast-acting volunteers and the National Guard, many homes…
This morning I want to applaud the efforts of my colleagues across the aisle on their efforts and the United States trade team for getting closer to approving the USMCA trade agreement. I remain very optimistic that we can get this passed…
I want to applaud the administration's effort on the China trade war. I want to applaud President Trump and his trade team led by Ambassador Bob Lighthizer for all their hard work. It seems like just yesterday they signed an agreement with…
This morning I want to stop and say thanks to Mother Nature for all the blessings she has given Kansas, in particular the fact that we are an energy rich State. She has given us oil, natural gas, ethanol, wind, and solar production. We…
I would like to stop and congratulate President Trump and the intelligence officers and the U.S. Special Forces who risked their lives in a daring raid this weekend where the leader of ISIS died by detonating a suicide vest killing himself…
Last week the biggest news in Congress was overshadowed by an impeachment circus. The Republican Study Committee and our task force introduced a framework for personalized, affordable healthcare. Mr. Speaker, our current healthcare system…
Today dozens of Kansas FFA members, Future Farmers of America, are in Indianapolis, Indiana, for the start of the 2009 National FFA Convention. They will be joining students from Pennsylvania to California and more than a dozen high school…
Kansans have impeachment fatigue. We are exhausted. We are weary. We are sick and tired of 3 years of Democrats trying to change the results of the 2016 election. Kansans want to know why Congress can't pass USMCA, modernize healthcare, or…
The agriculture sector is usually among the first of industry who adapt new and innovative technologies.
I've seen firsthand the improvements in productivity and crop yields for our farmers and ranchers who utilize these techniques.
When I consider the importance of space weather research to Kansans, I think about the potential negative impacts solar activity can have on our farmers and ranchers.
Thank you, Chairwoman Fletcher, for holding this important hearing today on the topic of space weather.
This past weekend I had the honor of being back in my home State in Abilene, Kansas to honor our 34th President's 129th birthday, and to rededicate the newly remodeled Eisenhower Presidential Library and Museum. I got to see old friends. I…
For over 30 years, I wore a pink tie like the one I have on today to work almost every day. October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, but what most people don't realize, is that one out of eight women develop breast cancer in their life…
I'm a community college graduate, my wife, community college graduate, huge fans of my community colleges.
I will continue fighting against unconstitutional gun grabs by those who wish to abolish the Second Amendment.
I am appalled that the vote on this bill has been blocked 80 times now--80 times--by House leadership.
On September 15, we began National Hispanic Heritage Month, one that celebrates the histories, cultures, and contributions of Americans of Hispanic descent. I recently learned the story of a former Kansas City resident, the late Hector…
Rather than focusing on bipartisan trade agreements, Congress is being put on pause for a charade, a charade that hopes to undo the will of American voters. Democrats aren't sure what they are doing in the Judiciary Committee today. You…
On this day nearly 20 years ago our great Nation suffered a loss unlike any she has suffered before or since. Almost 3,000 American citizens were killed on September 11, 2001, and thousands more have died or become seriously ill since from…





