President Trump posted on Truth Social on October 26, 2026 that Kansas Sen. Roger Marshall is “one of the Best Senators in the United States of America” and gave him his “Complete and Total Endorsement.” The post is a statement from the President. It does not create a law, funding or rule, and the outcome of Marshall’s race rests with Kansas voters.
What the President’s post says
The post went up on the President’s account at 20:24 UTC on October 26, 2026. You can read the full text on President Trump’s Truth Social post. The opening line reads: “Roger Marshall is one of the Best Senators in the United States of America.” The post adds that he “loves Kansas more than anyone, with the possible exception of me,” and closes with “Vote for Roger Marshall! He has my Complete and Total Endorsement — HE WILL NEVER LET YOU DOWN!”
The post also shares a Kansas news headline: “Trump talks Kansas investments, promises farmer relief at Wichita-area rally.” That headline sits inside the post as a quoted item, next to the endorsement.
What the post says about Marshall’s opponent
The post describes Marshall’s opponent as “a Radical Left Lunatic who has broken up the Church, and caused tremendous dissension therein.” It also says Marshall “didn’t report, as he should have, the now famous child molester” and “gave him a longtime job.” The post does not name that person. These are the President’s claims, reported as his statements.
What is verified and what is still pending
- Verified: the post appears on the President’s Truth Social account with the timestamp shown above, and its full text is quoted here.
- Statement only: the post is a public endorsement. It does not change any law, budget or federal rule.
- Still pending: the Kansas vote. The post does not give an election date or a result, so the race is still open.
What it means for Kansas and working families
The post puts Marshall’s record and Kansas economic issues in front of voters. It shares the farm-relief headline alongside its endorsement, so the promise in that headline is the President’s own framing. Any actual relief would need to come through official announcements from the White House or federal agencies, and you can check those directly when they arrive.
Where to read more
For how we cover the President’s posts, see Trump’s October 7 Truth Social statement. For a wider look at his posts and their policy timeline, see trump truth social claims.
By USPatriotNews.com Editorial Team
