U.S. Rep. Roger Marshall and State Sen. Barbara Bollier squared off in the first U.S. Senate debate Saturday, with the pair clashing over abortion, agriculture and the future of the federal judiciary following the death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg The virtual incarnation of the State Fair debate, a staple of the yearly event in election years, was the first time the pair had met face-to-face amid an increasingly contentious race. Stakes were further heightened with Ginsburg's death Friday evening, prompting a showdown in Washington over whether her replacement should be confirmed before or after a new president has been sworn in...
