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Trump touts ‘Kansas Style Rally’ in support of Sen. Roger Marshall
Trump said he will hold a Kansas Style rally for Roger Marshall as polls show the Senate race is essentially tied.
- On Monday, President Donald Trump endorsed Senator Roger Marshall on Truth Social, dismissing criticisms of the Republican's medical debt collection practices as a "bum rap."
- Election forecaster The Cook Political Report moved the Kansas race to a "Toss Up" earlier this month, reflecting intensifying competition between Marshall and Democratic nominee Adam Hamilton.
- Trump criticized Hamilton's record in his lengthy post, while Marshall addressed separate controversy by paying $1,300 to a cookie vendor over an unpaid 2020 bill.
- Hamilton's campaign spokesman Tyson Brody told Newsweek that Washington is "panicking over desperate, failing politician Roger Marshall," rejecting Trump's attacks as distraction.
- Trump plans to hold a Kansas rally "very soon" to support Marshall; the state is among 10 Trump intends to visit before November midterm elections.
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Trump promises ‘Kansas Style rally very soon’ to support Roger Marshall
TOPEKA — President Donald Trump said Monday he will host a “Kansas Style rally very soon” to support U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall in his reelection campaign for U.S. Senate. Numerous polls have shown the race between the Republican Marshall and Democratic pastor Adam Hamilton to be a virtual tossup, and national parties are pouring millions […]
Trump Defends Roger Marshall Over Patient Lawsuits
“President Donald Trump on Monday defended U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall’s history of suing patients over unpaid medical bills as Marshall tries to withstand a stormy reelection bid,” the Kansas City Star reports. “Trump, in a wide-ranging social media post, made the bold assertion that the former longtime rural OB-GYN could have been arrested if he […]
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