Roger Marshall met for the first time face to face Saturday before a jazzed up audience where the challenger called out the incumbent for not standing up to the president. Marshall, seeking a second term, made the roughly 90-minute debate about Hamilton and whether he would march in lockstep with Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer if the pastor wins the election in November.
Roger Marshall met for the first time face to face Saturday before a jazzed up audience where the challenger called out the incumbent for not standing up to the president.
Marshall, seeking a second term, made the roughly 90-minute debate about Hamilton and whether he would march in lockstep with Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer if the pastor wins the election in November.
in the debate is likely an appeal to Kansas voters who might be disinclined to support a.
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Roger Marshall met for the first time face to face Saturday before a jazzed up audience where the challenger called out the incumbent for not standing up to the president. Marshall, seeking a second term, made the roughly 90-minute debate about Hamilton and whether he would march in lockstep with Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer if the pastor wins the election in November. in the debate is likely an appeal to Kansas voters who might be disinclined to support a.
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