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A senator facing reelection settles a bakery bill, 6 years later
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Senator Roger Marshall, a Republican, settled an unpaid campaign bill from 2020. The debt involved purchases of baked goods from a baker. The situation became public after the baker shared her story online. Marshall stated he was unaware of the outstanding debt.
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The New York TimesUnited States· English
A Senator Facing Re-Election Settles a Bakery Bill, 6 Years Later
Fox NewsUnited States· English
Senate Republican settles six-year-old campaign bill after being called out on social media
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Fox NewsUnited States· English
Senate Republican settles six-year-old campaign bill after being called out on social media
The Boston GlobeUnited States· English
A senator facing reelection settles a bakery bill, 6 years later
The New York TimesUnited States· English
A Senator Facing Re-Election Settles a Bakery Bill, 6 Years Later
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