Trump interrupted by protesters at Kansas rally for Sen. Roger Marshall

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President Donald Trump was repeatedly interrupted by protesters during a Monday night rally in Wichita, Kansas, where he campaigned for Republican Sen. Roger Marshall. Trump addressed the crowd, urging support for Marshall, who faces a tough challenge from Democrat Adam Hamilton, who recently out-raised the incumbent. The president also asked attendees to pretend he was on the ballot, a recurring theme at his rallies. At least three protesters disrupted the event, drawing boos from the crowd. Trump called them "paid protesters" and said it was "dangerous," while some attendees were captured on camera making obscene gestures as the protesters were escorted out.


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