Sen. Roger Marshall (R-KS) was called a coward as he departed the stage at a town hall over the weekend where he was asked about how federal cuts are harming veterans.
Marshall, who is no stranger to being insulted during his public appearances, was reported by Heartland Signal to have "ended his constituent town hall early" on Saturday "after being pressed about DOGE firing veterans."
Democratic strategist Matt McDermott characterized the scene as the lawmaker "standing up and leaving his own town hall meeting today after being asked why Republicans think it’s acceptable for DOGE to be firing Veterans."
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Democratic insider Aaron Fritschner said, "Hearing about another angry scene at a Republican town hall—this time for Senator Roger Marshall in Oakley, Kansas."
Ben Honeycutt, a middle school teacher hailing from Colorado Springs, said on X, "Watching Roger Marshall get bodied in blood-red Oakley Kansas was a wild experience today."
