Hamilton says Vance’s attacks on his religion are ‘really sad,’ ‘pathetic’
Hamilton said Vance falsely portrayed his Christianity as Republicans work to defend a Senate seat they have held since 1919.
- On Sunday, Democratic Kansas Senate candidate Adam Hamilton accused Vice President JD Vance of attacking his faith and spreading falsehoods during an interview on ABC's This Week.
- During a September 14 campaign stop in Olathe, Vance claimed Hamilton believes 'it's a sin to be white and a sin to raise cattle and eat meat,' prompting the recent exchange.
- Refuting the accusations, Hamilton stated, 'Every single line of what you just read was a lie,' clarifying his sermon addressed the Christian concept of repentance regarding racism.
- The heated rhetoric reflects growing Republican concerns about a race recent polling suggests is effectively tied, despite Republicans holding the Senate seat for more than a century.
- As Democrats seek a four-seat net gain to retake the Senate, Hamilton positions himself as an independent-minded candidate, suggesting Vice President Kamala Harris keep her distance from the race.
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Rev. Adam Hamilton Drops The Holy Hammer And Humiliates JD Vance
Kansas Democratic Senate candidate Rev. Adam Hamilton called JD Vance’s attacks on him and his faith sad and pathetic, and said, “Let's compare our faith and the impact we're having on the world.”
Hamilton Slams Vance's 'Skin Suit' Jab: Attacking Someone's Faith Is 'Sad'
Jonathan Karl interviewed Senate candidate Adam Hamilton this morning on ABC's This Week. Watch the interview above, and you'll understand why this Democrat is polling ahead of Republican incumbent Roger Marshall in Kansas. Republicans are freaking out about Hamilton flipping the Kansas Senate seat blue. Trump sent J.D. Vance to Kansas City last week to campaign for Roger Marshall. The Vice President told the audience that Hamilton stood for "le…
Adam Hamilton Responds After JD Vance Questions His Christianity
Democratic Kansas Senate candidate Adam Hamilton accused Vice President JD Vance of attacking his faith and spreading falsehoods about his religious beliefs, as Republicans battle to protect a seat they have held for more than a century in what has become one of the most closely watched races of…
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