Name: Roger Marshall is using his Senate seat to enrich his family #maga #kansas #corruption
Uploaded: 2026-11-01T13:10:56.000Z
Description: Roger Marshall has taken hundreds of thousands of campaign dollars from his longtime private equity partner Dan Tasset, whose firm ran rural hospitals into the ground and left over 400 hospital workers without their final paychecks.

Oct 22, 2026

Roger Marshall Wrote a Bill to Free a New Kind of Farm Chemical From Pesticide Rules. His Wife Is Invested in Two Companies That Make It, Through His Longtime Donor's Firm.

Roger Marshall's longtime business partner Dan Tasset runs Nueterra, a private equity firm whose rural hospitals collapsed and left workers unpaid. A Nueterra fund owns two farm-chemical startups his wife invests in, and Marshall wrote the bill that would exempt their products from pesticide regulation.

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Sep 12, 2026

Zach Lahn Picked a Running Mate Whose Farm Is Now in Receivership. A Sheriff Has an Open Investigation, and a Co-Op's Lawyer Called His Payments 'Acts of Fraud.'

Lahn named Derek Wulf his lieutenant governor pick on June 12. A Des Moines Register investigation found eight people or businesses have sued Wulf or his company since 2023, a judge has placed his farm in receivership, and the Black Hawk County Sheriff's Office has an active investigation.

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Aug 02, 2026

Joe Mitchell Took $10,000 From the Pipeline Boss. Eight Days Later, He Was the Only Republican on the Committee Who Voted Against Iowa Landowners.

In March 2022, a check from Summit's Bruce Rastetter landed in Joe Mitchell's campaign account. Eight days later he cast the lone Republican committee vote against protecting Iowa landowners from the CO2 pipeline's eminent domain.

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Roger Marshall Wrote a Bill to Free a New Kind of Farm Chemical From Pesticide Rules. His Wife Is Invested in Two Companies That Make It, Through His Longtime Donor's Firm.

Zach Lahn Picked a Running Mate Whose Farm Is Now in Receivership. A Sheriff Has an Open Investigation, and a Co-Op's Lawyer Called His Payments 'Acts of Fraud.'

Joe Mitchell Took $10,000 From the Pipeline Boss. Eight Days Later, He Was the Only Republican on the Committee Who Voted Against Iowa Landowners.