Politics · October 11, 2026
Marshall pays bakery bill after complaint goes viral
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Senator Roger Marshall (R-Kan.) paid $1,300 to Holly’s Sweet Treats, a Kansas bakery, to resolve a debt originating from his 2020 campaign. The payment was issued after the bakery owner, Holly Thomas, posted a viral social media complaint alleging that a bill for nearly $700 had remained unpaid for six years. The settlement occurred as Marshall participates in his current re-election campaign.
Senator Roger Marshall (R-Kan.) paid $1,300 to Holly’s Sweet Treats, a Kansas bakery, to resolve a debt originating from his 2020 campaign. The payment was issued after the bakery owner, Holly Thomas, posted a viral social media complaint alleging that a bill for nearly $700 had remained unpaid for six years. The settlement occurred as Marshall participates in his current re-election campaign.