President Trump scraps Kansas campaign stop for Sen. Roger Marshall
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President Donald Trump called off a planned visit to Salina, Kansas, citing scheduling conflicts, cutting short his latest attempt to boost Senator Roger Marshall.
President Donald Trump has cancelled a scheduled campaign stop in Salina, Kansas, that was intended to support Republican U.S. Senator Roger Marshall. The Johnson County GOP and officials at Salina Regional Airport confirmed the cancellation, saying it was due to scheduling conflicts.
The event had been announced for Saturday, Oct. 31, and was set to be held in Hangar 509 at the Salina Regional Airport. Earlier in the month, Trump visited nearby Park City, Kansas, on Oct. 19 for a similar rally backing Marshall, underscoring how much Republican candidates continue to rely on his political brand.
Vice President JD Vance also made a recent appearance in Kansas, speaking in Topeka on Oct. 26, following a Sept. 14 stop in Olathe.