Roger Marshall wants you to know he’s a real Kansan: Fishing and back roads
The article features a personal account from Senator Roger Marshall of Kansas,who reflects on a hunting trip in Namibia where he successfully shot a zebra from 48 yards,with hunting trophies adn animal heads displayed in his cabin. The piece is interspersed with advertisements and prompts for readers to subscribe to the Washington Examiner for full access to news and analysis. It includes sections encouraging subscriptions, available both for print and digital, emphasizing trusted reporting and unlimited access.The layout contains various stylistic elements and call-to-action buttons aimed at engaging readers to subscribe or log in for complete content.
STAFFORD COUNTY, Kansas — A zebra skin hangs over a beam and the spiral-horned head of a kudu, an African antelope, looks down from the wall, amid a gaggle of stuffed geese and ducks.
“I shot that zebra at 48 yards,” says Sen. Roger Marshall (R-KS), reminiscing about a bow hunting trip to Namibia as he strides into the sitting room of his cabin.
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