Trump Cites French Unrest to Rally Support for Kansas Senate Candidate Roger Marshall
President Trump warns Kansas voters that a Democratic victory could lead to domestic instability, drawing parallels to recent violent riots in France.
POLICY WIRE — Park City, Kansas — President Donald Trump visited Kansas on Monday to bolster the campaign of Republican incumbent Roger Marshall, framing the upcoming midterm elections as a critical defense against Democratic policies.
During the rally, the President pointed to ongoing violent unrest in France—characterized by looting, arson, and clashes with law enforcement—as a warning of what he claims could occur in the United States if Democrats secure victory in the Senate race.
The event served as a strategic effort to protect a seat traditionally held by Republicans, which is currently facing a competitive challenge. Trump utilized the platform to criticize the Democratic Party, labeling them with the derogatory term “stupidcrats” and alleging they intend to dismantle Western civilization and seize American wealth.
The President’s visit comes amid broader voter frustration regarding rising costs and the ongoing Iran war, factors that have put Republican candidates on the defensive in several conservative strongholds.
House Speaker Mike Johnson also weighed in on the situation, attributing the chaos in France to open border policies and suggesting that similar outcomes could befall the U.S. under Democratic leadership.
Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)
