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Every American should have access to healthcare they can afford, and I'm focused on the areas where we can move most quickly to get relief for Kansans right now:<ul><li>Reduce monthly costs by extending ACA tax credits</li><li>Expand access to prescription price caps</li><li>Reverse the Medicaid cuts to protect Kansas’s rural hospitals so people aren’t driving hundreds of miles to get emergency care</li><li>Protect patients from surprise medical bills and aggressive debt collection</li><li>Make insurance, pricing, and billing more clear and transparent</li><li>Increase competition and transparency while cracking down on fraud and abuse</li></ul>My dad and uncle were union pipefitters, so I've seen firsthand how key unions are to the Kansas way of life. Unions don't just help create jobs – they build careers. Our economy only works when workers are treated with dignity and have fair wages and benefits.Kansans have worked hard and paid into Social Security and Medicare with the understanding they'd be able to retire with dignity. Part of respecting your elders is taking care of them and not pulling the rug out from under them. We need to shore up these institutions that are the bedrock of a secure retirement for most Americans. That includes going after fraud and making the ultra rich pay the same share the rest of us do. I am firmly against privatizing Social Security and Medicare.We also must do more to support veterans when they come back home, including tackling veteran homelessness and expanding and increasing awareness of programs that help veterans open their own business or translate their military experience into the skills employers are looking for today.AI is already reshaping our economy, our information ecosystem, and our daily lives. We can either let this continue happening to us, or make sure it works for us. I believe in embracing innovation, but setting ground rules so it doesn’t come at the expense of workers, families, or our privacy and security.

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I fought against the Taliban forces that Iran funded. No one, especially not me, is lamenting the death of the Ayatollah. Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon. But I’ve lived through a forever war – I know what they cost American service members and their families. And I’ve seen who pays the price, and it’s not Washington politicians. America should be strong, and Americans should be safe, but you don’t start a war of distraction without evidence, without a clear objective, or without a plan to end it.People at the top are treating war like it’s a video game or action movie, while our sons and daughters are being used as bargaining chips. This is not a spectator sport. There are very real consequences when we put lives on the line, at home and abroad. I will stand strong against America entering into any more forever wars – which politicians use as an excuse to cut our healthcare and Social Security – and hold accountable those who are pushing us toward them for their own gain.

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As I travel Kansas listening to what’s keeping people up at night right now, voters ask about my views on everything from the Farm Bill to Social Security. The below represents the beginning of my thoughts on many issues, and this page will continue to expand as I meet with more Kansans and hear their concerns and priorities.

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My wife is an OB/GYN nurse, and like many families, we've experienced a miscarriage. I trust Kansas women to make the right decisions for themselves in consultation with those they love and trust. I'm one of the 59% of Kansans who proudly voted to protect abortion rights after the fall of Roe v. Wade – and I'll fight tooth and nail to protect Kansans' right to make these decisions for themselves.As a veteran and a hunter, the Second Amendment is deeply personal to me. It's part of our family and our heritage. As an Army infantry veteran and dad, I’ve also seen what weapons in the wrong hands can do, and I’m just as worried about a school shooting as the next parent.We need to keep guns out of the hands of violent criminals, domestic abusers, and terrorists and make the laws we already have work better. We can’t alienate law-abiding gun owners or pass laws that are performative and don’t actually do anything to get at the root of the problem. I’m focused on the policies that can get passed and make a difference right away, such as expanding background checks, improving red flags laws to reduce the stigma so people actually use this critical safety tool, and making it easier and cheaper to purchase gun safes and other safe storage methods.We also need to do more to address the mental health and suicide epidemic. We are just now starting to understand PTSD and the long-term impacts. This will only be exacerbated when it comes to the brutality we are going to face in future wars with drones and robots on the battlefield. The war ends for America once we pull our troops out, but the war is still going on in the minds of those who deployed.

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It’s time to make life more affordable for families who are already working hard, so we can feel a bit of security for once. I'll fight to:<ul><li>Stop the reckless tariffs that are driving up costs</li><li>Cut taxes for the middle class and closing loopholes that let the rich cheat the system</li><li>Make it illegal for corporate CEOs to price gouge consumers at the grocery store</li><li>Guarantee the right to repair our own equipment</li><li>Break up utility monopolies to cut energy bills </li><li>Stop insurance companies from denying coverage for the care your doctor prescribes you </li><li>Keep corporate landlords from buying up Kansas homes</li><li>Defend Social Security and Medicare so that people who have worked hard and paid into the system know they can retire with dignity</li></ul>

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Now in the wake of the Iran conflict, he’s running as a Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate because when Members of Congress refuse to stand up for hardworking families – while a few at the top profit – they’re deserting Kansans and using our kids as bargaining chips. Noah is running to defeat Senator Roger Marshall, a man so weak that he turned tail and scurried out the back door of a town hall when Kansans dared to ask some simple questions. Noah knows being an Army grunt means you don’t run when things get hard, you stand tall and do your job. That’s how he was raised in El Dorado, and it’s how he’s raising his son and daughter in Kechi now. Noah sees Kansas families squeezed by rising grocery bills, tariffs, and property taxes, while powerful corporations and career politicians rig the system for themselves. He believes it’s time to land a few black eyes on a system that works great for the Senator Marshalls of the world, and not for the rest of us. He’ll fight to make life more affordable, end the forever wars, and clean up corruption, so Kansas kids can build their futures here at home.

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Last updated: July 20, 2026What voters need to know about Noah TaylorAs an infantry grunt in Afghanistan, Noah Taylor learned firsthand what forever wars cost us.Now in the wake of the Iran conflict, he’s running as a Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate because when Members of Congress refuse to stand up for hardworking families – while a few at the top profit – they’re deserting Kansans and using our kids as bargaining chips.Noah is running to defeat Senator Roger Marshall, a man so weak that he turned tail and scurried out the back door of a town hall when Kansans dared to ask some simple questions. Noah knows being an Army grunt means you don’t run when things get hard, you stand tall and do your job. That’s how he was raised in El Dorado, and it’s how he’s raising his son and daughter in Kechi now.Noah sees Kansas families squeezed by rising grocery bills, tariffs, and property taxes, while powerful corporations and career politicians rig the system for themselves. He believes it’s time to land a few black eyes on a system that works great for the Senator Marshalls of the world, and not for the rest of us. He’ll fight to make life more affordable, end the forever wars, and clean up corruption, so Kansas kids can build their futures here at home.Noah served in Afghanistan as an infantryman. He served in the US Army reserves as a counterintelligence analyst. Now, he runs a small business in Wichita.You can see more of Noah <a href="https://youtu.be/DgzqbTWiycE" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">here</a> and <a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/204595229@N02/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">here</a>.Even at a low level, it is important that voters in the Kansas City media market see these messages on broadcast television and digital.

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<h2>Infantry grunt. Born and raised in El Dorado, KS. Meet Noah Taylor.</h2><img src="https://run.imgix.net/740d5022-b495-41c0-8bf7-e8d6457d17bf/6054d97d-5967-4181-82e0-8ea4831b48fb/6054d97d-5967-4181-82e0-8ea4831b48fb.jpg?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=0&amp;con=0&amp;sat=0&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=0%2C0%2C720%2C960&amp;w=1500" alt="Noah and Chelsea Taylor" caption="" align="left" alignwidth="32" tiltdirection="left" variant="framed">Noah Taylor knew early on that he wanted to serve his country. A year after high school, he enlisted in the United States Army and became an infantry grunt. Soon after, he deployed to Afghanistan, where he learned firsthand what forever wars cost us.Now in the wake of the Iran conflict, Noah believes more forcefully than ever that America should be strong and Americans should be safe, but you don’t start a war of distraction without evidence or a plan to end it. So he’s running as a Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate because when Members of Congress refuse to stand up for hardworking families – while a few at the top profit – they’re deserting Kansans and using our kids as bargaining chips.Noah is running to defeat Senator Roger Marshall – a man so weak that he turned tail and scurried out the back door of a town hall when Kansans dared to ask some simple questions – because being an Army grunt means you don’t run when things get hard, you stand tall and do your job.Noah grew up in El Dorado, the son of a pipefitter and a nurse. His wife is from Wichita, and together they are raising their son and daughter in Kechi with the same Kansas values they were taught: hard work, independence, family. You do your job. You play by the rules. You look out for your neighbors. If you work hard, you’re supposed to be able to build a good life.But for too many Kansas families, that promise feels out of reach. Grocery bills and electricity rates are out of control, there’s no end in sight to the tariffs, and you can’t afford to go to the doctor when something hurts. Property taxes keep going up while families feel like they’re getting less in return. Our hard work doesn't show up in our paychecks anymore, and the stuff that makes a good life feels farther out of reach every year. And now we’re facing down another endless war. Kansans have felt this way for a long time – nearly 20 years – and nothing’s changed.Noah believes the reason nothing has changed is clear: the system is rigged by money. A handful of people at the top are calling all the shots – and the rest of us get stuck with the bill. Big corporations and the Epstein class take advantage of us, waste our taxes, and get away with whatever they want. And politicians like Marshall let it happen. They cash the checks, cast the votes, and then watch their stock portfolios climb.We don’t have to take this shit lying down. Noah believes it’s time to land a few black eyes on a system that works great for the Senator Marshalls of the world — and not for the rest of us.So Noah is running for U.S. Senate to fight for three things:<ol><li>Make life more affordable for Kansas families</li><li>End the forever wars they send our kids to fight in</li><li>Clean up the corruption once and for all</li></ol>Noah’s father taught him that legacy is everything. Noah wants his children — and all Kansas kids — to grow up with the chance to build their future here.<img src="https://run.imgix.net/740d5022-b495-41c0-8bf7-e8d6457d17bf/0112fbd0-ec83-405f-bf4d-c6b750d1082f/0112fbd0-ec83-405f-bf4d-c6b750d1082f.jpg?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=0&amp;con=0&amp;sat=0&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=0%2C0%2C2048%2C1365&amp;w=1500" alt="Noah and Chelsea Taylor with their daughter and son" caption="" align="center" alignwidth="30" tiltdirection="left" variant="framed">Because when things get tough, the people at the top can always run out the back door. But most Kansans? We don’t have that choice. So it’s time to fight back.Noah’s story is possible because of the GI bill. After three years in the infantry, Noah continued his service as a counterintelligence analyst in the U.S. Army Reserve while completing his degree at Wichita State University and bartending to help pay the bills. Today, he runs a small business helping other local companies grow and create jobs. In his (limited) spare time, Noah enjoys working out, hunting, and shooting hoops — and most of all, spending time with his family.

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Farmers are the backbone of the Kansas economy. For the past 20 years, market conditions have made it extremely difficult for legacy operations to compete, and the tariffs are making it even harder now. First and foremost, we need to stop the reckless tariffs that are decimating livelihoods right now. In the longer term, Congress’s inability to pass a bipartisan multi-year Farm Bill has caused uncertainty for farmers and rural communities. Crop insurance provides a critical safety net for our farmers, especially in today’s uncertain environment, and it should be supported. But too many small farms get left out of that equation right now due to cost, access, red tape, and other barriers. We need to expand current programs in place and make them easier to access for new and small farmers who also deserve that safety net.From irrigation to drinking water, we have to balance the needs of short-term production with the long-term viability of western Kansas and its access to water. I believe that solutions must have the buy-in at the state and local level, but the federal government can be a part of that solution in a supportive role. That includes voluntary programs that provide incentives for producers to engage in farming practices that reduce water use, such as more efficient irrigation or less water-intensive crops, and investing in research for innovative, drought resistant, and resilient crops and practices.We can welcome new industries like data centers, but it must be on our terms. That means local communities have a real say, our water and energy resources are protected, and families aren’t stuck paying higher utility bills so out-of-state companies can cash in. If these projects are going to be built here, they should create good-paying union jobs, strengthen our local economies, and play by the rules that put Kansans first.As a veteran, I know firsthand the sacrifice our servicemembers and their families make. Too many politicians use veterans as props, and then fight us tooth and nail when it comes to the medical care and other support we deserve when we come back home. The VA is my primary care doctor, and the people who work there are saints suffering in a system that doesn’t let them provide the care they actually want to. We need to reduce wait times, especially for veterans who live in western Kansas and have to drive hours just to see their doctor. This includes attracting and retaining more medical professionals and reversing the cuts to the VA that Senator Roger Marshall supported, including the thousands of VA workers and veterans who were fired for no reason.I believe immigrants are good for our state and that ICE is out of control. Too many politicians make it seem like you can't believe that and also believe in strong borders – but you can. We need to overhaul ICE from the ground up, fix our broken immigration system, protect DREAMers, provide a pathway to legal status for the people who play a vital role in our economy, and fund smart border security to keep out violent criminals. A Kansas that works for all of us means all of us.

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I don’t trade stocks or own crypto. I won’t take corporate PAC money. And I’ll listen to every Kansan, whether you voted for me or not. To unrig the system, we need to:<ul><li>Require accountability and transparency – you’ll know who I meet with and how I get paid</li><li>Ban stock trading and first-class flights for Members of Congress</li><li>Block government officials from using insider information to profit on prediction market bets</li><li>Push for term limits because our country is run by people who won’t live long enough to bear the long-term consequences</li><li>Get money out of politics by overturning Citizens United</li><li>Protect voting rights so every eligible Kansan can exercise their right to vote</li></ul>

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I grew up in El Dorado, the son of a pipefitter and a nurse. My wife’s from Wichita. We were raised with Kansas values: You do your job. You play by the rules. You support your family. And you look out for your neighbors.Now we’re raising our two kids in Kechi — and our neighbors are scared. Because everyday costs like groceries and electricity are out of control, and you can’t afford to go to the doctor when something hurts. Property taxes have exploded, and we don’t get much of anything in return. The stuff that makes a good life feels farther out of reach every year.And if we’re being honest, Kansans have been feeling this way for a long time. Nothing changes, and no one in power seems to do anything about it.Why does nothing ever change? Because the entire system is rigged by money. A handful of people at the top are calling all the shots – and the rest of us get stuck with the bill.Between 24 hour outrage news and algorithms designed to keep us glued to our phones, we’re too busy fighting each other while the price-gouging corporations and the politicians they fund get away with whatever they want and walk away richer time after time. Corporate profits are higher than ever and some people are even reaching trillionaire status — all while kids are starving and families can barely keep up, let alone get ahead.This isn’t an accident. The system was built this way, and politicians from both parties let it happen. Because they care more about their bottom line than yours. Politicians like Senator Roger Marshall cash the checks, cast the votes, and then watch their stock portfolios climb, while the corporations that take advantage of working Americans post record profits. Their comfort has corrupted their leadership. And they’re wasting our tax dollars on themselves along the way.

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Noah Taylor is a veteran, Kansan, husband, and father. He was born and raised in El Dorado, KS. He and his wife are raising their two children in Kechi.

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Noah Taylor is an infantry Afghanistan veteran and native of El Dorado running for US Senate in Kansas

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I don’t trade stocks or own crypto. I won’t take corporate PAC money. And I’ll listen to every Kansan, whether you voted for me or not.&nbsp;To unrig the system, we need to:<ul><li>Require accountability and transparency – you’ll know who I meet with and how I get paid</li><li>Ban stock trading and first-class flights for Members of Congress</li><li>Block government officials from using insider information to profit on prediction market bets</li><li>Push for term limits because our country is run by people who won’t live long enough to bear the long-term consequences</li><li>Get money out of politics by overturning Citizens United</li><li>Protect voting rights so every eligible Kansan can exercise their right to vote</li></ul>

I don’t trade stocks or own crypto. I won’t take corporate PAC money. And I’ll listen to every Kansan, whether you voted for me or not.&nbsp;

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I fought against the Taliban forces that Iran funded. No one, especially not me, is lamenting the death of the Ayatollah. Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon. But I’ve lived through a forever war – I know what they cost American service members and their families. And I’ve seen who pays the price, and it’s not Washington politicians like Roger Marshall. America should be strong, and Americans should be safe, but you don’t start a war of distraction without evidence, without a clear objective, or without a plan to end it. People at the top are treating war like it’s a video game or action movie, while our sons and daughters are being used as bargaining chips. This is not a spectator sport. There are very real consequences when we put lives on the line, at home and abroad. I will stand strong against America entering into any more forever wars – which politicians use as an excuse to cut our healthcare and Social Security – and hold accountable those who are pushing us toward them for their own gain.

I’ve lived through a forever war – I know what they cost American service members and their families. And I’ve seen who pays the price, and it’s not Washington politicians like Roger Marshall.

It’s time to make life more affordable for families who are already working hard, so we can feel a bit of security for once. I'll fight to:<ul><li>Stop the reckless tariffs that are driving up costs</li><li>Cut taxes for the middle class and closing loopholes that let the rich cheat the system</li><li>Make it illegal for corporate CEOs to price gouge consumers at the grocery store</li><li>Guarantee the right to repair our own equipment</li><li>Break up utility monopolies to cut energy bills&nbsp;</li><li>Stop insurance companies from denying coverage for the care your doctor prescribes you&nbsp;</li><li>Keep corporate landlords from buying up Kansas homes</li><li>Defend Social Security and Medicare so that people who have worked hard and paid into the system know they can retire with dignity</li></ul>

It’s time to make life more affordable for families who are already working hard, so we can feel a bit of security for once.

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Noah Taylor is an army infantry veteran and El Dorado native running for US Senate in Kansas against Senator Roger Marshall.

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