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GOP Senator SLAMS 'HIT JOB' Report, Blames Schumer for Political ATTACK

Gary FranchiSeptember 21, 2026144 views
GOP Senator SLAMS 'HIT JOB' Report, Blames Schumer for Political ATTACK
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In yet another example of the radical Left's relentless attack on conservatives, Republican Senator Roger Marshall from Kansas has come out swinging against a New York Times report that he claims is nothing short of a Chuck Schumer-funded political 'hit job.' The report accuses Marshall, a former OB-GYN, of suing over 700 of his own patients for medical debts, a claim Marshall vehemently denies as politically motivated and orchestrated by the Democrats.

Marshall, who has been a strong proponent of America First policies, immediately called out the attack from the Left as a coordinated effort to undermine his reelection campaign. Known for their dirty tricks, it seems the Democrats are wasting no opportunity to smear conservatives with unfounded accusations.

"Sen. Roger Marshall, R-Kan., calls a New York Times report on alleged hundreds of patient lawsuits a political ‘hit job’ tied to Chuck Schumer and Dems," tweeted a supporter, capturing the sentiment of many on the right. (Source)

POLITICAL MOTIVES AT PLAY?

It's no secret that Democrats like Schumer will go to any lengths to maintain power and discredit opponents. The timing of this smear campaign aligns suspiciously with the upcoming elections, aiming to tip the scales in favor of Democrat challenger Adam Hamilton.

"Kansas's Senate race got a jolt on September 8, when the New York Times reported Roger Marshall sued over 700 former patients over medical debt. Kalshi now has him at 77c to win re-election, down from 84c before the story, while Adam Hamilton climbed to 25c," noted one observer. (Source)

REALITY CHECK

Folks, what we're witnessing is the radical Left's attempt to dismantle any form of opposition through smear campaigns and media manipulation. Marshall's firm stance and dedication to addressing patient needs should not be overshadowed by baseless accusations. In times like these, Patriots need to rally around proven leaders who fight for our values rather than succumb to the Left's fear-mongering tactics.

The hunt for political leverage has become a dangerous game played by Democrats, with Chuck Schumer at the helm. How much longer will Americans tolerate these deceitful strategies? It's time for voters to make their voices heard and reject the underhanded tactics of the Democrats. Stand up, Patriots, and hold these manipulators accountable. The future of America hangs in the balance.

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AmericanEagle89Verifiedjust now
Another day, another attack on anyone who dares to stand up for America first. Keep calling them out!
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RightWingAvengerVerifiedjust now
I remember back in 2016, right before the election, there were similar baseless accusations. Seems like a pattern whenever they feel threatened.
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OldSchoolConservativeVerifiedjust now
I’d really like to know what exactly was in that report. Sometimes it feels like all these political machinations are intentionally over my head. Anyone have more info?
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Constitution_9Verifiedjust now
These hit jobs are just a tactic to take down effective politicians. Stay strong, Senator!
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FreedomFighter22Verifiedjust now
Why is it always the same old tactics from the Dems whenever an election is around the corner? We need more transparency instead of these constant political games.
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PatriotGal45Verifiedjust now
It's a distraction technique so they can avoid discussing real issues.
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RedStateWarriorVerifiedjust now
Because they have nothing to offer but mudslinging!
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PatriotGal45Verifiedjust now
Totally agree with the Senator here. It's about time someone stood up to these political smear tactics. Schumer and his cronies are getting desperate!
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Liberty4AllVerifiedjust now
Exactly! They can't handle the truth and resort to attacks instead.