Press Releases
WASHINGTON D.C- Congressman Marshall has successfully led an effort to protect vulnerable patients from abusive behavior by air ambulance companies. In both Kansas and across the country emergency patients are being slammed with crippling and unforeseen bills from air ambulance companies who refuse to contract with the most common health insurance providers.
WASHINGTON D.C.-On Tuesday, Congressman Marshall joined Steve Forbes and Americans for Prosperity in a Trade Builds America panel. The panel discussion focused on the harmful effect that tariffs have on both U.S. consumers and exporters.
When asked about the fallout from a trade war, Rep Marshall said.
WASHINGTON D.C.-On Tuesday, Congressman Marshall joined Steve Forbes and Americans for Prosperity in a Trade Builds America panel. The panel discussion focused on the harmful effect that tariffs have on both U.S. consumers and exporters.
When asked about the fallout from a trade war, Rep Marshall said.
WASHINGTON D.C. –On Monday, Congressman Marshall, sat down with Cuban President, Miguel Díaz-Canel. In this meeting, Rep. Marshall and President Díaz-Canel discussed trade opportunities.
WASHINGTON D.C.- Today the Senate and House Ag Committee leaders will host a meeting with the full Farm Bill Conference Committee. This public meeting will give each member time to outline priorities that are most important to them.
WASHINGTON D.C.- Today Rep. Marshall released an op-ed discussing the upcoming midterm elections.
MANHATTAN, KS- Congressman Marshall commends President Trump for negotiating a win-win bilateral trade agreement with Mexico.
This month Congressman Marshall will be traveling 2,500 miles across the Big First District hosting community coffees. Thursday, Aug. 9, Rep. Marshall will begin his Community Coffee Tourin Meade County. He will make 19 stops, finishing in Lincoln County on Sept. 1.
WASHINGTON D.C.- Today the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) finalized the biofuels pathway for Grain Sorghum Oil. Congressman Marshall has been a vocal advocate for the pathway during the EPA’s approval process, having led a bipartisan letter to the EPA requesting that the agency not only approve a sorghum pathway but expedite the process.