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The political intelligence desk for Kansas Scanning now · last 10/20 22:30 CT
MED Ad metameta-adU.S. Senate (Kansas)by Starkfreedom PACstatus: new

Meta ad by StarkFreedom PAC: Marshall's Epstein Files Vote, Sept 2025

Paid for by STARKFREEDOM PAC; running 2026-10-19; spend 0-99; impressions 100-999; Kansas share 1; facebook,instagram. What's in the Epstein files Washington won't let you see? Trump promised to drain the swamp "once and for all." A federal law now orders the Epstein files released. Court reporting shows the Justice Department is still holding files back. Trump lied, and nobody has to fall for it again. David Gr

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The ad Meta Ad Library snapshot

PageStarkFreedom PAC
Paid for bySTARKFREEDOM PAC
Running2026-10-19
Spend$0-99
Impressions100-999
Kansas share1
Platformsfacebook, instagram
HeadlineMarshall's Epstein Files Vote, Sept 2025
What's in the Epstein files Washington won't let you see? Trump promised to drain the swamp "once and for all." A federal law now orders the Epstein files released. Court reporting shows the Justice Department is still holding files back. Trump lied, and nobody has to fall for it again. David Graham, Libertarian, is on the Kansas ballot for U.S. Senate. A vote for him is not a vote for the Democrat. Vote on principle. Send Trump a direct message. Give the Senate gridlock, so Republicans get the chance to get their house in order and clear out the corruption. Here's what the video's about. On September 10, 2025, Roger Marshall voted to table an amendment directing the Attorney General to make the Epstein documents public. The motion passed 51-49. Hawley and Paul were the only Republicans who voted no. Two months later, the Senate passed the Epstein Files Transparency Act by unanimous consent. Marshall says, "Since day number one, since I first heard of this, I've called for the release of everything." So why vote to table it the first time? I'd like to hear that answer. Vote David Graham. If you want to hold the Republicans accountable for their actions, support StarkFreedom.org.

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