Kansas GOP Sen. Roger Marshall pays off 6-year-old campaign cookie bill
Kansas Sen. Roger Marshall settled his debts with a bakery after a bill for hundreds of treats his campaign ordered for a 2020 event sat unpaid for six years.
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Still Watching. The left frames it as "Kansas Weasel Roger Marshall Shamed Into Finally Paying His Cookie Bill". The center frames it as "Kansas GOP Sen. Roger Marshall pays off 6-year-old campaign cookie bill".
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Kansas Sen. Roger Marshall settled his debts with a bakery after a bill for hundreds of treats his campaign ordered for a 2020 event sat unpaid for six years.
A bill for cookies from 2020 for $678.75 that was never paid - until today - probably cost Sen. Roger Marshall (R-Kansas) a million dollars in negative advertising. Oh well, that's the way...
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