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The political intelligence desk for Kansas Scanning now · last 10/19 10:40 CT
MED Ad metameta-adU.S. Senate (Kansas)by People Over Politics Action Fundstatus: new

Meta ad by People Over Politics Kansas: The Senate had a chance to expose the despicable things Jeffrey Epstein did to children. But Roger Marshall v

Paid for by People Over Politics Action Fund; running 2026-10-17; spend 3000-3499; impressions 200000-249999; Kansas share 1; facebook,instagram. The Senate had a chance to expose the despicable things Jeffrey Epstein did to children. But Roger Marshall voted to block it. Thinks it’s a "distraction." That’s not a "distraction." That's a decision. A decision to protect the Epstein Class — and not us. The Senate had a chance to expose the

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PagePeople Over Politics Kansas
Paid for byPeople Over Politics Action Fund
Running2026-10-17
Spend$3000-3499
Impressions200000-249999
Kansas share1
Platformsfacebook, instagram
Headline
The Senate had a chance to expose the despicable things Jeffrey Epstein did to children. But Roger Marshall voted to block it. Thinks it’s a "distraction." That’s not a "distraction." That's a decision. A decision to protect the Epstein Class — and not us. The Senate had a chance to expose the despicable things Jeffrey Epstein did to children. But Roger Marshall voted to block it. Thinks it’s a "distraction." That’s not a "distraction." That's a decision. A decision to protect the Epstein Class — and not us. The Senate had a chance to expose the despicable things Jeffrey Epstein did to children. But Roger Marshall voted to block it. Thinks it’s a "distraction." That’s not a "distraction." That's a decision. A decision to protect the Epstein Class — and not us. The Senate had a chance to expose the despicable things Jeffrey Epstein did to children. But Roger Marshall voted to block it. Thinks it’s a "distraction." That’s not a "distraction." That's a decision. A decision to protect the Epstein Class — and not us.

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