If I could today, I would like to share a story about one of my favorite communities in Kansas. At 3,681 feet of elevation, Goodland, Kansas, sits on the border of the Kansas-Colorado line. You can look to the west and see the Rocky…
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.
April 29 through May 5 is National Small Business Week. Recent studies and surveys have shown that small business optimism is at an all-time high, and I have seen that firsthand with the businesses I have met throughout the big First…
I thank the gentleman from Pennsylvania for yielding to me today to speak on one of my favorite topics. Perhaps I look at the importance of SNAP through a different set of lenses than some of my peers who sit among me. I spent nearly the…
Rural America is poised to reignite into an economic powerhouse, but its low population density and wide-open spaces have proven difficult for some businesses to operate, given its often outdated infrastructure. Without Federal incentives…
March 25 through March 31 is National Physicians Week. As a practicing physician for nearly 30 years, I would like to use my time today to acknowledge the dedicated doctors nationwide who devote their lives to providing quality care for…
Last night, 406 of my colleagues and I voted to pass the STOP School Violence Act and the Securing Our Schools Act. As a father of four, when I dropped each of my kids off at Jefferson Elementary School in Great Bend, Kansas, I felt…
As droughts continue to worsen across Kansas, now impacting all 105 counties, we are again at the point of seeing wildfires whip across the State of Kansas. While so far none of them have come close to the size of last year's Starbuck…
Right. And I know my farmers are so ecologically minded today, and they always have been.
If you think about a rural healthcare, you think about trauma and you think about strokes and heart attacks.
And I am just trying to imagine what that farm would be like from a production standpoint without electricity.
when I think of Wichita State University, I think of the innovation creativity entrepreneurship capital of the world.
we're excited to see the continued advancements in AI that you're having without us regulating you, overregulating that process.
One of our jobs here in Congress is to prioritize the dollars we do have on research.
I am hopeful that we can really close that out and have an improved NAFTA, a modernized NAFTA that is better for the American producers.
I'm also a little bit surprised to see that the United States has given $48 million to IARC.
I represent one of the most energy-rich, energy-diverse States in the union, Kansas, and we contribute to this concept of energy independence, which is a national security issue.
Wind energy now represents about 35 percent of the energy production in Kansas, and we're now able to export energy.
Today, I rise to recognize the nonprofit Youth Entrepreneurs for their commitment to preparing our students to meet the demands of today's workforce. This program provides a taste of the workforce in a variety of career paths for our…
It is hard to believe that it has been 30 years since it was my first night alone as an OB/GYN resident at Bayfront Health in St. Petersburg, Florida. As fate would have it, I was called about 2 in the morning, stat, to the OB floor. When…
I continue to believe that innovation is going to do more to drive the cost of health care, the money spent on health care, down than any piece of legislation that we can write.
Wichita State University has a creation center, and they are able to use artificial intelligence.
I think the guys who are playing in the NFL today are more aware of the seriousness of traumatic brain injury.





