U.S. Senator Describes Trump Conviction as ‘Egregious Miscarriage of Justice,’ Emphasizes Vote at Ballot Box

U.S. Senator Roger Marshall, M.D., recently spoke on Fox Business with Kudlow about the conviction of President Trump and described it as the most egregious miscarriage of justice in the nation’s history. In addition to expressing his disappointment with the decision, he emphasized that the true verdict will come at the ballot box in November, when voters have a chance to make their voices heard.

During his interview with Kudlow, Senator Marshall highlighted the strong support for President Trump among hardworking Americans and small business owners. He noted the backlash against what he sees as a perceived weaponization of the Justice Department and expressed enthusiasm among voters who are eager to make their voices heard in the upcoming election. Marshall described President Trump as a fighter who has earned support from American people because he represents ideals of perseverance and resilience.

Senator Marshall also discussed his role in Republican leadership’s efforts to impede President Biden’s agenda on the Senate floor. He explained that it only takes 60 votes in the Senate to move forward with legislation, and with three more Republican votes, they can effectively halt any progress. Marshall criticized President Biden for weaponizing judicial system and vowed to do everything in his power to slow down Biden’s agenda and prevent further government overreach.