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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.
When I say the term ``CPR,'' everybody in the room knows what I am talking about; but when I mention ``Stop the Bleed,'' few of us know what it is. This past summer, I had the opportunity to take part in a Stop the Bleed training program…
I keep telling everybody that innovation can do more to drive the cost of health care down than any piece of legislation we can write if the Federal Government would just get out of the way.
As a practicing obstetrician and gynecologist for 25 years, I certainly had a very unique perspective of many of the unique challenges faced by women in the workplace. For many women, I would see them once a year and, in a very casual…
Growing up in Kansas, I had many opportunities to visit the Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Library, Museum and Boyhood Home. Some of my greatest memories go back to visiting Ike: on my 10th birthday, my entire family drove up to…
This week is National Veterans Small Business Week, so I rise today to acknowledge the contribution that these folks have given not only in their service to our country, but also to their communities and businesses. Veterans bring a unique…
November is Prematurity Awareness Month, and I rise today to discuss the fight to prevent premature births. I remember my very first night alone at Bayfront Medical Center as a second year OB/GYN resident when I was summoned to the labor…
Frankly, I'm embarrassed. I've helped run a hospital and as well as part of a bank.
If we would have vendors applying to do our IT and to protect our stuff, and if I would have brought to the board people with connections to the Russian government, A, they would have probably fired me.
Though mostly known as the top basketball program in the country, I want to acknowledge and salute the University of Kansas and our innovative work through the Kansas Heart and Stroke Collaborative. The collaborative has worked diligently…
As an OB/GYN and now a U.S. Congressman, I want to continue to highlight October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month. One out of eight women will develop breast cancer. Let me say that again, Mr. Speaker. One out of eight women will develop…
I just encourage the small business woman to think about those types of service organizations.
Cashflow is always a challenge. It takes an inordinate amount of money to start it, but no one counts on the cashflow.
I think that is still a huge problem. I think women's access to the boardroom is still a problem.
That just drives me crazy to think about that, that here's an immediate danger and we're not--and the process, the rules, the regulations, and again, having built a hospital facility, I know what it's like.
The first week of October marks the celebration of an organization very near and dear to my parents' hearts, as well as many friends. It is National 4-H Week. It is a time to reflect on the importance of youth development and mentoring…
For the past 25 years, I have had the privilege of delivering over 5,000 babies. I am absolutely convinced that babies can feel pain at 14 weeks. At 16 weeks, they can recognize their mom's voice, their brother's voice, and their sister's…
There are 20,000 open jobs in Kansas and an unemployment rate of 3 percent. This is a 16-year low for our State. However, we face only a 63 percent national workforce participation rate. Almost 40 percent of our country's labor force has…
The morning of June 14, 2017, I elected to not attend the Republican team's congressional baseball practice. Had I been there, I would have been in the bullpen right where the shooting began. I thank God every day I was not there that…
I think I'll finish up with just my--you know, national security of course is on everyone's mind, and one of my goals I said on the campaign oftentimes was someday I hope my grandson never has to use gasoline from imported oil.
Colby, Kansas, Citizens Hospital. Part of the stroke collaborative program that Dr. Bobby Moser has piloted in Kansas, one of the greatest success stories I have ever seen.
This Saturday, my staff and I finished our 34th townhall in the home of one of America's greatest citizens: my mentor and my hero, Bob Dole. At every location we go, most often, several people ask me about the $20 trillion of deficit this…
there are basic needs that are still not being met in rural fire departments out in our state
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