Doc Sedition
@rogermarshallmd.bsky.social
Parody account for a certain self-described "Husband, father, grandfather, doctor, and U.S. Senator for Kansas."
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@rogermarshallmd.bsky.social
· Nov 17
Republicans are ready to deliver for the American people:
✔️Pass border legislation that we can take credit for
✔️Accelerate climate change by moving carbon out of the ground and into the air
✔️Wreck the economy through mass deportations and tariffs
✔️Pass border legislation that we can take credit for
✔️Accelerate climate change by moving carbon out of the ground and into the air
✔️Wreck the economy through mass deportations and tariffs
This got me wondering...since President Trump's attention seems to have turned away from Canada, has Iran now jumped to the head of the line to become our 51st state?
March 24, 2026 at 2:50 PM
This got me wondering...since President Trump's attention seems to have turned away from Canada, has Iran now jumped to the head of the line to become our 51st state?
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I look at ICE standing around uselessly at airports like I look at Trump golfing instead of running the war he started: at least they're not making things worse by doing their job.
New — I collected stories from travelers at airports around the country on Monday after ICE agents were deployed to help TSA. No one understood beforehand why they would be there, and after a day with them around, it’s no more clear.
Read the multi-city dispatches:
Read the multi-city dispatches:
Airports on ICE
Federal immigration agents popped up around the country on Monday to do seemingly nothing.
www.thehandbasket.co
March 24, 2026 at 1:50 AM
I look at ICE standing around uselessly at airports like I look at Trump golfing instead of running the war he started: at least they're not making things worse by doing their job.
I don't know if this is true, but if so, it's the sort of thing which might just tarnish Bill Cosby's image.
Jurors ordered the comedian to pay $19.25 million to former waitress Donna Motsinger, who said he drugged and attacked her.
Jury Orders Bill Cosby To Pay $19 Million In 1972 Assault Case
Jurors ordered the comedian to pay $19.25 million to former waitress Donna Motsinger, who said he drugged and attacked her.
www.forbes.com
March 23, 2026 at 11:01 PM
I don't know if this is true, but if so, it's the sort of thing which might just tarnish Bill Cosby's image.
If Don Rickles were still alive, I bet he'd respond to this with, "Whaddya want - a cookie?"
In 2020, I argued every state must count mail-in ballots postmarked by Election Day.
Today, the RNC argued no state can.
That is how far the right has descended into voter suppression. And it is why I continue to fight.
Today, the RNC argued no state can.
That is how far the right has descended into voter suppression. And it is why I continue to fight.
March 23, 2026 at 10:58 PM
If Don Rickles were still alive, I bet he'd respond to this with, "Whaddya want - a cookie?"
This sounds interesting. I sure wish I had any idea what it means.
This afternoon, I used Claude to circumvent ChatGPT's safety protocols so I could hack into Gemini to learn how to take over Grok, which I then used to destroy Twitter. It's over. Twitter is gone.
March 23, 2026 at 10:58 PM
This sounds interesting. I sure wish I had any idea what it means.
Well, well, well...
Look who's already campaigning to run against President Trump in 2028.
Look who's already campaigning to run against President Trump in 2028.
The day the Affordable Care Act passed was one of my proudest moments as president, because it meant that millions of Americans would have access to health care, some for the first time.
March 23, 2026 at 10:56 PM
Well, well, well...
Look who's already campaigning to run against President Trump in 2028.
Look who's already campaigning to run against President Trump in 2028.
Sometimes even *I* wonder if I could possibly be this stupid. My other theory is that, having become an M.D., I'm not actually this stupid but I believe my Kansas constituents are.
Regardless, I was at least smart enough not to make some similar statement about President Trump lowering gas prices.
Regardless, I was at least smart enough not to make some similar statement about President Trump lowering gas prices.
Sen. Roger Marshall: "There's no doubt that our country is safer and securer than before President Trump was sworn in"
(the State Dept yesterday issued a global advisory for Americans because of threats and instability caused by Trump ... )
(the State Dept yesterday issued a global advisory for Americans because of threats and instability caused by Trump ... )
March 23, 2026 at 10:47 PM
Sometimes even *I* wonder if I could possibly be this stupid. My other theory is that, having become an M.D., I'm not actually this stupid but I believe my Kansas constituents are.
Regardless, I was at least smart enough not to make some similar statement about President Trump lowering gas prices.
Regardless, I was at least smart enough not to make some similar statement about President Trump lowering gas prices.
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@rogermarshallmd.bsky.social This man seems a bit confused. Did people really elect him?
Sen. Roger Marshall: "It seems very disingenuous for the Democrats to be blaming President Trump for these rural hospital struggles. The reason rural hospitals are struggling is because of the bad economy."
September 30, 2025 at 1:37 AM
@rogermarshallmd.bsky.social This man seems a bit confused. Did people really elect him?
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Really, @rogermarshallmd.bsky.social ??? Ice cream is healthy? And dyes were only culprit? Maybe nutrition wasn’t offered during your medical studies.
I’ve come to realize that the entire MAHA movement is just grown ass adults tricking themselves into thinking that junk food is healthy because a random dye was removed.
July 26, 2025 at 1:06 AM
Really, @rogermarshallmd.bsky.social ??? Ice cream is healthy? And dyes were only culprit? Maybe nutrition wasn’t offered during your medical studies.
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New bombshell from my investigators on Epstein's sex trafficking operation: the Trump administration has an Epstein file detailing 4,725 wire transfers and almost $1.1 billion flowing through just one of his banks. Hundreds of millions more through others.
This Democrat Won’t Let Go of the Jeffrey Epstein Case, Either
www.nytimes.com
July 17, 2025 at 3:03 PM
New bombshell from my investigators on Epstein's sex trafficking operation: the Trump administration has an Epstein file detailing 4,725 wire transfers and almost $1.1 billion flowing through just one of his banks. Hundreds of millions more through others.
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Van Hollen: "The real problem is Republicans refuse to ask billionaires to contribute more to the overall good of the country ... they have an obsession with giving tax cuts to very rich people and big corporations and everything else is sacrificed for that cause."
June 30, 2025 at 3:16 PM
Van Hollen: "The real problem is Republicans refuse to ask billionaires to contribute more to the overall good of the country ... they have an obsession with giving tax cuts to very rich people and big corporations and everything else is sacrificed for that cause."
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Ending Medicaid to build concentration camps
This isn’t just a bill.
It’s a fundamental restructuring of American society in which the poor are abandoned, and “immigration jails” outrank healthcare.
Billions taken from one and given to the other.
It’s a fundamental restructuring of American society in which the poor are abandoned, and “immigration jails” outrank healthcare.
Billions taken from one and given to the other.
Judd Legum explains 7 of the things in Trump's megabill:
1. Cuts $930B from Medicaid
2. 16M lose health ins
3. Slashes food asst for poor families by $186B
4. Lower incomes for bottom 40% of families
5. Increases deficit by $3.3T
6. $45B for new immigration jails
7. Billions for defense contractors
1. Cuts $930B from Medicaid
2. 16M lose health ins
3. Slashes food asst for poor families by $186B
4. Lower incomes for bottom 40% of families
5. Increases deficit by $3.3T
6. $45B for new immigration jails
7. Billions for defense contractors
June 30, 2025 at 3:41 PM
Ending Medicaid to build concentration camps
Fortunately, I have trained my Kansas constituents to know that I will scrupulously ignore them, so I never wind up on lists like Hillary's below.
If one of these people is your senator, it is incredibly important that you call them today.
Urge them to vote NO on the Senate budget bill that would make most Americans poorer to give billionaires a tax cut they don't even need.
Urge them to vote NO on the Senate budget bill that would make most Americans poorer to give billionaires a tax cut they don't even need.
June 30, 2025 at 5:52 PM
Fortunately, I have trained my Kansas constituents to know that I will scrupulously ignore them, so I never wind up on lists like Hillary's below.
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Just awful: A 75-year-old man just died in ICE custody, ICE has revealed in a notice to Congress.
But here's the rub: This man, a Cuban national, was first paroled into the US in 1966—nearly 60 years ago! They were set to deport him anyway.
Details in my new piece:
newrepublic.com/article/1974...
But here's the rub: This man, a Cuban national, was first paroled into the US in 1966—nearly 60 years ago! They were set to deport him anyway.
Details in my new piece:
newrepublic.com/article/1974...
Why Did a 75-Year-Old Man in Poor Health Just Die in ICE Custody?
Isidro Perez came to the United States from Cuba nearly 60 years ago. This is who Stephen Miller is going after now?
newrepublic.com
June 30, 2025 at 2:27 PM
Just awful: A 75-year-old man just died in ICE custody, ICE has revealed in a notice to Congress.
But here's the rub: This man, a Cuban national, was first paroled into the US in 1966—nearly 60 years ago! They were set to deport him anyway.
Details in my new piece:
newrepublic.com/article/1974...
But here's the rub: This man, a Cuban national, was first paroled into the US in 1966—nearly 60 years ago! They were set to deport him anyway.
Details in my new piece:
newrepublic.com/article/1974...
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“Workers are so lazy!”
—Republican, talking about people who pick vegetables in 98 degree heat, while sipping an icy vodka tonic at his $200,000/year golf club on a Tuesday.
—Republican, talking about people who pick vegetables in 98 degree heat, while sipping an icy vodka tonic at his $200,000/year golf club on a Tuesday.
June 30, 2025 at 2:49 PM
“Workers are so lazy!”
—Republican, talking about people who pick vegetables in 98 degree heat, while sipping an icy vodka tonic at his $200,000/year golf club on a Tuesday.
—Republican, talking about people who pick vegetables in 98 degree heat, while sipping an icy vodka tonic at his $200,000/year golf club on a Tuesday.
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Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” is moving forward after he threatened Senators.
$150 billion for immigration raids
$45 billion for private prisons
$30,000 ICE bonuses
11.8 million could lose Medicaid
Millions cut from SNAP
They are building a police state with our money.
$150 billion for immigration raids
$45 billion for private prisons
$30,000 ICE bonuses
11.8 million could lose Medicaid
Millions cut from SNAP
They are building a police state with our money.
June 29, 2025 at 2:19 PM
Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” is moving forward after he threatened Senators.
$150 billion for immigration raids
$45 billion for private prisons
$30,000 ICE bonuses
11.8 million could lose Medicaid
Millions cut from SNAP
They are building a police state with our money.
$150 billion for immigration raids
$45 billion for private prisons
$30,000 ICE bonuses
11.8 million could lose Medicaid
Millions cut from SNAP
They are building a police state with our money.
It looks like they're on to my game.
I called mine but I honestly doubt @rogermarshallmd.bsky.social or staff listens to calls or reads messages. He doesn’t live in KS and doesn’t care what happens to us - as long as he can hang on Trump’s coattails.
June 29, 2025 at 2:53 PM
It looks like they're on to my game.
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This Supreme Court is not a judicial court, but a royal court.
They exist not to apply the laws of this nation fairly for all its citizens but rather to prop up the king and attend to his needs and his needs alone.
They exist not to apply the laws of this nation fairly for all its citizens but rather to prop up the king and attend to his needs and his needs alone.
this court says that allowing EPA to regulate carbon emissions is a "major question" that demands congressional debate. but allowing the president to, with a flick of the wrist, end a straightforward constitutional right is something that must be allowed to stand?
June 27, 2025 at 2:50 PM
This Supreme Court is not a judicial court, but a royal court.
They exist not to apply the laws of this nation fairly for all its citizens but rather to prop up the king and attend to his needs and his needs alone.
They exist not to apply the laws of this nation fairly for all its citizens but rather to prop up the king and attend to his needs and his needs alone.
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So we have an unconstitutional Supreme Court.
Which begs the question: if the Supreme Court keeps nullifying the very document that gives the Supreme Court its authority, why should anyone recognize the authority of the Supreme Court?
Which begs the question: if the Supreme Court keeps nullifying the very document that gives the Supreme Court its authority, why should anyone recognize the authority of the Supreme Court?
June 23, 2025 at 11:07 PM
So we have an unconstitutional Supreme Court.
Which begs the question: if the Supreme Court keeps nullifying the very document that gives the Supreme Court its authority, why should anyone recognize the authority of the Supreme Court?
Which begs the question: if the Supreme Court keeps nullifying the very document that gives the Supreme Court its authority, why should anyone recognize the authority of the Supreme Court?
The left is finally on the trail of what actually motivates every ruling by the Supreme Roberts Court, but that changes exactly nothing. Republicans RULE, baby!
The thought behind this is basically, "how can we let Trump get away with committing any crime he wants as long as possible?" Which is the motivating factor behind virtually every Roberts Court ruling related to Trump bsky.app/profile/elie...
The main upshot of today's birthright citizenship ruling (that I'm still making way through) seems to be that each person victimized by an unconstitutional Trump order has to pretty much sue individually.
Trump is free to act unconstitutionally to everybody individually.
Trump is free to act unconstitutionally to everybody individually.
June 27, 2025 at 3:46 PM
The left is finally on the trail of what actually motivates every ruling by the Supreme Roberts Court, but that changes exactly nothing. Republicans RULE, baby!
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there is no jurisprudence at work here. the republican court believes that anything a republican president is presumptively constitutional, even if it directly violates the unambiguous constitutional text and causes total chaos in law and policy.
June 27, 2025 at 2:34 PM
there is no jurisprudence at work here. the republican court believes that anything a republican president is presumptively constitutional, even if it directly violates the unambiguous constitutional text and causes total chaos in law and policy.
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I was actually ridiculed by (some) of my shipmates in the Navy for my “book larnin’”. Anti-intellectualism has a long & shameful history in America. Isaac Asimov captured the attitude perfectly: “‘My ignorance is just as good as your knowledge.’” He said this decades before social media.
May 28, 2025 at 2:59 PM
I was actually ridiculed by (some) of my shipmates in the Navy for my “book larnin’”. Anti-intellectualism has a long & shameful history in America. Isaac Asimov captured the attitude perfectly: “‘My ignorance is just as good as your knowledge.’” He said this decades before social media.