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Sen. Roger Marshall Sought Funding to Address a Water Shortage. the Project Could Benefit His Ranch

WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall wanted to solve a water rights dispute in rural Kansas that pitted farmers against environmentalists and threatened the health of a cherished wildlife refuge.

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  7. +8hSan Diego Union-Tribune
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  9. +8hThe Boston Herald
  10. +8hSt. Paul Pioneer Press
  11. +8hHartford Courant
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  13. +8hNorfolk Virginian-Pilot
  14. +8hBoulder Daily Camera
  15. +8hSanta Ana Orange County Register
  16. +8hSanta Rosa Press Democrat

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EXCLUSIVE - KS Democrat Adam Hamilton Voted for Kamala Harris, Donated $500, Called Jan. 6 ‘Disqualifier’ for TrumpKansas Democrat Senate nominee Adam Hamilton voted for Kamala Harris for president in 2024 and contributed $500 to her campaign two days after former President Joe Biden ended his reelection bid, as Hamilton now campaigns against Republican Sen. Roger Marshall while calling himself a “different kind of Democrat.” | Politics
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GOP senator said gas prices would decide the midterms. Now they’re threatening his reelectionBy Andrew Kaczynski, Em Steck, CNN (CNN) — Republican Sen. Roger Marshall of Kansas boldly declared in July that “the midterms will be decided by the price of gasoline in October.” That prediction now looks strikingly prescient — though not in the way Marshall may have hoped: October has arrived with gasoline prices sharply higher,
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New report examines whether spending requested by Kansas Sen. Roger Marshall raised his property valueIn Washington, U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall has criticized colleagues for steering federal tax dollars to local projects without going through the standard appropriations process. Earmarks, also commonly known as pork-barrel spending, allow lawmakers to advance pet projects in their districts with little oversight. Marshall has described them as wasteful and…
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