In a deep red state, a Trump loyalist fights to defend a Senate seat
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TOPEKA, Kan. — In a restored 1920s train station in North Topeka, Kansas, last week, Sen. Roger Marshall, R-Kan., listened as a constituent spoke up to complain about how badly President Donald Trump’s tariffs had hurt his family’s manufacturing company.
Customers were pulling back, Zachary Surritt told Marshall at a Chamber of Commerce gathering, while costs were rising and employees were struggling to make ends meet.
“Our small businesses can’t sit and wait on a promise for things to happen be
Customers were pulling back, Zachary Surritt told Marshall at a Chamber of Commerce gathering, while costs were rising and employees were struggling to make ends meet.
“Our small businesses can’t sit and wait on a promise for things to happen be
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