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2026-10-12 11:47
Republican US senator facing re-election settles six-year bakery debt
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Senate Republican settles six-year-old campaign bill after being called out on social media
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- The Guardian USLean left
Roger Marshall says he has ‘no idea how this happened’ and repaid bill double for 2020 election watch party treats The Republican US senator Roger Marshall says he has finally paid off a bakery debt – after six years and repeated collection attempts reported by a Kansas business that had supplied a…
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Senator Roger Marshall, a Kansas Republican in a difficult race, paid an old campaign debt for cookies, muffins and brownies after a baker’s story went viral online.
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After the founder of Holly's Sweet Treats called out Sen. Roger Marshall's campaign for stiffing her company on a 2020 purchase, the debt was paid off.
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Senate Republican settles six-year-old campaign bill after being called out on social media
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Republican US senator facing re-election settles six-year bakery debt
Read at theguardian.com →The New York TimesLean left
A Senator Facing Re-Election Settles a Bakery Bill, 6 Years Later
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