It's Time for Anyone But Roger.

Since taking office, Roger has voted against public transparency 14 times, missed 38% of committee hearings, and accepted over $2.1 million from special interest groups. This is not a partisan issue. Be Republican, vote Republican. I don't care but Roger does not look, sound or smell like an actual Republican. It is a matter of public record. AnyoneButRoger exists to document the facts, share the record, and make sure voters have the information they need. The federal Government has spent 1.80 trillion more than it has collected so far this year. Our national debt is over $40 trillion freaking dollars and Roger is part of the conservative spending party? Look, I’m not coming at this from some political party's playbook or a cable news talking point. I’m just a guy who lives in Kansas, works hard, and values plain old common sense. And looking at Roger Marshall’s track record, it’s hard to understand how any regular Kansan thinks this guy actually has our backs. Kansas has a deep, proud history of being an independent-thinking state. We’ve always been about taking care of our own business, using our heads, and telling Washington politicians where to shove it when they try to boss us around. So how did we end up with a senator who acts like a rubber stamp for whatever the national party or Donald Trump wants him to do on any given day? Just look at the guy’s record: He flips whichever way the wind blows. Remember when Marshall wasn’t a fan of Trump? Then overnight, he turned into his biggest cheerleader just to secure a vote. That isn't standing on principle; that’s just doing whatever it takes to keep a comfortable seat in Washington. The trade policies beat up our own state. He talks a big game about supporting Kansas agriculture, but he backed trade wars and tariffs that directly hurt local grain, corn, and soybean farmers. When foreign markets closed off, prices dropped, and equipment got way more expensive. You can't claim you're saving the family farm while voting for policies that make running one pricier. He voted against funding our own roads and infrastructure. When the federal government actually passed a bipartisan bill to send money back to the states for critical needs—fixing broken bridges, upgrading rural roads, and bringing reliable high-speed internet to small towns—Marshall voted "no." That’s our own tax money that could have come home to build up Kansas towns, and he walked away from it. Our local healthcare keeps taking hits. We’ve got rural hospitals across the state struggling to keep their doors open or cutting back services. Instead of working on practical solutions to keep local emergency rooms open, Marshall spent his time fighting endless political battles that left rural healthcare providers out in the cold. If you ran your farm, your shop, or your household budget the way Roger Marshall handles state interests, you’d be broke. He acts less like an independent representative for Kansas and more like a politician whose main priority is playing D.C. party games. Kansas deserves a senator who puts our state's actual economy and working families first—not someone who just follows orders from national political figures.