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Following this catastrophic event, Kansas Senator Roger Marshall has expressed fear that all 67 individuals from the two aircraft might have perished - though this is not yet confirmed.

“I think this one is going to be standard postspawn Potomac River grass fishing,” Lucas said. “Everything’s going to be related to grass, whether it’s low tide or high tide. Docks and wood might play ...

By his own reckless comments about last week’s crash of a Wichita-to-Washington jetliner, Kansas Sen. Roger Marshall showed himself for what he really is — racist and sexist.

The fiery collision over the Potomac River in Washington, D.C., left nearly 70 families grieving and the nation stunned.

US Senator (R-KS) Roger Marshall speaks at a media briefing at Reagan National Airport after a plane crashed into the Potomac River outside Washington, DC, January 30, 2025.

Sen. Roger Marshall of Kansas said during the briefing: "When one person dies it's a tragedy, but when many, many, many people die it's an unbearable sorrow." ...

By his own reckless comments about last week’s crash of a Wichita-to-Washington jetliner, Kansas Sen. Roger Marshall showed himself for what he really is — racist and sexist.