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    You are at:Home»State News»Kansas leaders, former Presidents remember Sen. Bob Dole

    Kansas leaders, former Presidents remember Sen. Bob Dole

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    By Brandon Peoples on December 5, 2021 State News

    Kansas leaders, political rivals and the current and former U.S. Presidents are paying tribute to former Senate Majority Leader and presidential candidate Bob Dole. The Kansas native died Sunday at the age of 98.

    Arrangements are being organized and more information on that can be found here.

    President Joe Biden via Twitter

    Bob Dole was a man to be admired by Americans. He had an unerring sense of integrity and honor. May God bless him, and may our nation draw upon his legacy of decency, dignity, good humor, and patriotism for all time.

    — President Biden (@POTUS) December 5, 2021

    Former President Donald Trump via NBC News

    “He served the Great State of Kansas with honor and the Republican Party was made stronger by his service,” Trump said. “Our Nation mourns his passing, and our prayers are with Elizabeth and his wonderful family.”

    Former President Barack Obama via Twitter

    Senator Bob Dole was a war hero, a political leader, and a statesman—with a career and demeanor harkening back to a day when members of the Greatest Generation abided by a certain code, putting country over party. Our thoughts are with Elizabeth and the Dole family.

    — Barack Obama (@BarackObama) December 5, 2021

    Former President George W. Bush via Twitter

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    — George W. Bush Presidential Center (@TheBushCenter) December 5, 2021

    Former President Bill Clinton via Twitter

    Bob Dole dedicated his entire life to serving the American people, from his heroism in World War II to the 35 years he spent in Congress. After all he gave in the war, he didn’t have to give more. But he did. His example should inspire people today and for generations to come. pic.twitter.com/8Iiy7ssGkD

    — Bill Clinton (@BillClinton) December 5, 2021

    Senator Jerry Moran via Facebook

    Senator Roger Marshall via Twitter

    .@SenatorDole was an American hero,a statesman of the highest order & one of the greatest legislators of all time.Most importantly,he was forever a Kansan who always put service above self.Laina & I join Kansans in holding Elizabeth, Robin & the entire Dole family in our prayers. https://t.co/J2uqFqDlTt pic.twitter.com/Ejsx1nNkmz

    — Dr. Roger Marshall (@RogerMarshallMD) December 5, 2021

    1st District Congressman Tracey Mann via Facebook

    Kansas Governor Laura Kelly via Twitter

    Governor Kelly’s statement on the passing of Senator Bob Dole. pic.twitter.com/VWsRD4M8E2

    — Governor Laura Kelly (@GovLauraKelly) December 5, 2021

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