Roger Marshall

Thank you to all the wonderful Kansans in Newton, Hutchinson, Kingman, Dodge City and Garden City who came out for the KS GOP Bus Tour today! Kansans are ready to say no to Adam Hamilton - the most radical candidate Kansas has ever seen. The stakes for this country couldn’t be higher. A vote for Hamilton is a vote for Chuck Schumer-style radicals who will stop at nothing to give our country back to illegals and tax every Kansas family into oblivion.

Thank you, Deb. It was the honor of my life to care for tens of thousands of patients in rural Kansas. Thank you for telling your story. https://t.co/NAZwIcDP40

Huge win for Kansas farmers and families! This action expands demand for American corn, soybeans, and sorghum, boosts renewable fuel production, and provides more affordable options at the pump. But the work doesn’t stop here. Next up: Year-round E15!

Join me on Newsmax’s Rob Schmitt Tonight at 6 pm CT to hear about how my woke opponent Adam Hamilton is a radical liberal bankrolled with millions from Chuck Schumer. If you like amnesty for illegals, massive tax increases and clemency for criminals, Adam Hamilton is your guy. The stakes for this country couldn’t be higher!

Thank you to Senator Lankford for coming out to Wichita today to speak to Kansas faith leaders. I appreciate the prayers and support of everyone! Kansans have a clear choice this election between a senator who stands for traditional Kansas and family values and a woke Democrat who sheltered a pedophile preying on children at church camp. The stakes couldn’t be higher.

Democrat Adam Hamilton is the ultimate snake oil salesman. After months of telling everyone he’s a moderate and nonpartisan — here he is on ABC News proudly talking about how Barack Obama inspired him to be a Democrat almost 20 years ago. Since then, Hamilton has been a proud donor to Obama, Biden, and Kamala Harris. Don’t buy what he’s selling.

Dr. Oz in Kansas! Great to have him in Atchison talking about something that matters to every Kansas family: lowering health care costs. As two Doctors, we know firsthand how important it is for patients to understand the cost of their care. More transparency means better decisions, more competition, and more money back in families’ pockets.

As some folks may have seen, there was a post on social media regarding an unpaid 2020 cookie bill. We have absolutely no idea how this happened, but rest assured as soon as it became known to us, we immediately attempted to contact the business in order to apologize, and we have repaid the bill from 2020, double.

Made a surprise stop at the Kansas Federation of Republican Women conference today! Great to see so many familiar faces and thank these hardworking ladies for all they do. https://t.co/rdGYK8B4j4

Adam Hamilton is still lying about covering up pedophilia at his camp in 2005. Not only did he not call the police, but his staff publically shamed the boys in defense of the child predator’s reputation. Disgraceful. https://t.co/xDqAkUeGHN

Thank you, @SecDuffy, for joining us in Kansas to highlight investments strengthening America’s aviation infrastructure! At Kansas City Airport, we toured the air traffic control tower and saw how $11 million is funding upgrades to communications systems and controller technology. In Olathe, we visited Indra’s radar manufacturing facility, which is on track to produce 40% of the radars being installed nationwide to help modernize the FAA’s air traffic control network. These investments keep travelers safe, support American manufacturing, and ensure Kansas remains a key player in the future of aviation.

Clip of The Day: On a podcast in 2021, Adam Hamilton says God is not clear on gender, transgenderism, or polyamory. https://t.co/6lCyhbMjAX

A message from Dr. Roger Marshall: https://t.co/YntRiFrMWf

Olathe – U.S. Senator Roger Marshall, M.D. (R-Kansas), today joined U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and Congressman Tracey Mann (KS-01) for visits to Kansas City Downtown Airport (MKC) and Indra Group’s radar manufacturing facility in Olathe, Kansas, to highlight aviation safety, air traffic control modernization, and critical transportation infrastructure investments across Kansas and the region. “Kansas has a proud aviation history, and we need to make sure our infrastructure is keeping up. From modernizing our air traffic control systems to investing in our airports, these improvements are critical to keeping travelers safe, supporting good-paying jobs, and keeping America the gold standard in aviation,” said Senator Marshall. “I appreciate Secretary Duffy being here today to discuss how we can strengthen our aviation infrastructure and make sure Kansas remains a key part of America’s transportation future.” “Thanks to President Trump, Senator Marshall, and Congressman Mann, the Working Families Tax Cut Act is fueling an $11 million modernization investment right here at MKC and boosting American jobs in the region,” said U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy. “We’ve made historic progress, but the job’s not finished. To finally fix air travel for the American people, we need to pass the Modern Skies Act and I’m relying on our partners in Congress, including Reps. Marshall and Mann to get that done.” At MKC, the group toured the airport’s air traffic control tower, originally built in 1942, where $11 million from the Republican passed Working Families Tax Cut Act is funding upgrades to modernize equipment and improve the technology air traffic controllers rely on to safely manage air traffic. The upgrades, scheduled over the next 18 months, include new voice communication systems, high-speed fiber connections to replace outdated copper wiring, a new Surface Awareness Initiative system, and updated controller displays. The new IP voice switches have already been installed. Click here for more photos. The group then visited Indra Group’s new radar manufacturing facility in Olathe, where the company manufactures next-generation air traffic control technology, including communications and radar systems for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). The facility is on track to produce 40% of the radars being installed nationwide, underscoring Kansas’ role in strengthening America’s aviation infrastructure and supporting domestic manufacturing. Click here for more photos. The visits come as Kansas continues to benefit from federal transportation investments in highway improvements, airport infrastructure, freight movement, and other projects that support the state’s economy and connect communities across the region. ###

My bipartisan piece of legislation strikes at the heart of Wall Street and the credit card companies gouging Americans with absurd fees. If passed, this bill lowers the cost of living for every American, on every purchase, overnight. https://t.co/XijuFdZ3NH

Democrat Adam Hamilton says: Repent for eating beef. Repent for being white. Repent for driving a truck. Check your carbon footprint. Does that sound like someone who should represent Kansas? Absolutely not. https://t.co/zjA7HUKZA1

Wichita – U.S. Senator Roger Marshall, M.D. (R-Kansas) and Director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy, or “Drug Czar,” Sara Carter hosted two roundtables in Kansas focused on preventing drug use, strengthening community partnerships and combating the drug crisis. The discussions brought together education, prevention, community and law enforcement leaders to address the drug threats facing Kansas and identify ways to better protect communities. Click here for more photos. The first roundtable, held at Wichita Northwest High School, focused on youth drug prevention and the role schools, families, community organizations and law enforcement can play in keeping young people away from drugs. During the discussion, Carter and Marshall announced a new partnership between the Drug Free Communities Support (DFC) program and Wichita Northwest High School to develop the nation’s first youth-to-youth primary prevention toolkit. The toolkit will be led by students and guided by adults, giving young people a direct role in developing prevention strategies for their peers. The initiative will bring together Wichita Northwest High School, the DFC program and High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA) partners, with a goal of launching the toolkit at the start of the 2027-28 school year. “We don’t want the next generation to inherit the drug crisis we are fighting today. We need to empower young people to take this crisis on head-on because they know what their friends and classmates are facing,” said Senator Marshall. “I appreciate Director Carter and ONDCP for putting young people at the center of this effort and giving them the tools to lead. It’s great to see a Kansas school setting an example and empowering students to take ownership in this fight.” “The DFC program has been successful because it empowers local leaders- those who know their communities best- with federal resources to make a difference in the lives of countless young Americans. Among those leaders, and some of our most powerful advocates, are youth themselves,”said Drug Czar Sara Carter. “The students developing this toolkit know better than anyone the pressures their peers face, and how to best overcome them. I look forward to the release of their work.” “We are excited that students of our district were selected to help create this national toolkit, giving young people a voice in shaping youth engagement efforts nationwide,” said Superintendent Kelly Bielefeld. The second roundtable, held at the Kansas City, Kansas Police Department, focused on the law enforcement response to the drug crisis and brought together federal, state and local law enforcement leaders to discuss drug trafficking, strengthen coordination between agencies and address the threats facing Kansas communities. Senator Marshall has made combating the drug crisis and protecting Kansas communities a priority. He has advocated for full funding of the Midwest HIDTA program, which supports law enforcement agencies across the region in disrupting drug trafficking. He also championed the Cooper Davis Act to address the online trafficking of counterfeit drugs and has pressed federal officials to take action against dangerous substances, including concentrated 7-OH. ###

Great people and a fun evening at my Alma Mater! Huge thanks to the K-State College Republicans and the Riley County GOP for having me out tonight. https://t.co/hpM3kaKH0g

Thank you, @DrugCzar and @ONDCP, for joining us for two important roundtables in Wichita and Kansas City. We brought together students, educators, community leaders, and law enforcement to talk about preventing drug use, empowering young people, and strengthening the partnerships needed to combat the drug threats facing our communities. The cooperation between federal, state, and local partners is making a difference, helping drive down overdose deaths while strengthening prevention and enforcement efforts across Kansas. Keeping our kids safe and drugs off our streets takes an all-hands-on-deck approach—that’s how we’ll protect the next generation and keep Kansas communities safe.

Great to be in McPherson at the historic opera house. Thanks to everyone who joined us for bbq and a great conversation. https://t.co/afmyPU0OIj

Great morning in Pratt with a great crowd of local students and community members! Appreciate everyone who joined us for a conversation about Pratt’s future and the opportunities ahead for this community. https://t.co/4V1rqbOWQD

Great morning in Pratt with a great crowd of local students and community members! Appreciate everyone who joined us for a conversation about Pratt’s future and the opportunities ahead for this community. https://t.co/7CfcU5IfhD

Temporary expanded use of dyed diesel allows producers to utilize more fuel options during harvest and lightens the cost of production for farmers and ranchers at a crucial time. Thanks to the White House for listening to farmers. We still have more work to do.

Great energy last night with the Labette County GOP — thanks to everyone helping get out the vote! https://t.co/ZApvqGegdH

Seems Democrat Adam Hamilton spent all weekend playing like he’s a victim, and lying about the facts of the child predator coverup. The facts: 2005 - A pedophile camp leader molested two boys. Distraught parents of the victims came to Hamilton for help. *Hamilton nor his church called the police* The victims parents were never contacted again. 2006 - Hamilton allowed the child predator BACK to camp, where he was again caught trying to molest another boy. We’ve attached the following Court Statement of Facts from the criminal trial. It’s clear.