Ex-Roger Marshall advisor and Trump appointee’s job in jeopardy over X-rated story

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Multiple outlets are reporting that Tucker Stewart’s job as a Donald Trump-appointed deputy assistant secretary of agriculture is in jeopardy after Stewart shared an X-rated cowboy story.

Stewart reportedly shared the story with Capitol Hill staffers while serving as a senior advisor to U.S. Senator from Kansas Roger Marshall. Tucker held that job before he became a Hill liaison for secretary of agriculture Brooke Rollins.

Politico obtained a copy of the story and said it has reached President Trump’s inner circle, prompting White House officials to consider Stewart’s future within the administration.

Stewart is from Washington County. He graduated from Kansas State with a degree in animal science before earning a law degree from Washburn’s School of Law.