Adam Hamilton Rejects Two Years of Trump Investigations
Hamilton said Democrats should focus on lowering costs and ending the Iran war, warning that two years of investigations would disappoint voters.
- On Sunday, Democratic Senator-elect Adam Hamilton warned his party that the midterm "blue wave" could be "one and done" if Democrats fail to prioritize affordability for Americans struggling with cost-of-living challenges.
- Hamilton, a Methodist pastor who ousted Republican Senator Roger Marshall, flipped deep-red Kansas for Democrats after 94 years, describing the result as a "huge repudiation of what's happening in Washington D.C."
- "I'm not as interested in impeachment as setting up guardrails," Hamilton said, noting he would be "deeply disappointed" to spend his first two years in the Senate on investigations.
- While expressing "no disrespect for Chuck Schumer," Hamilton opposes the Senate Minority Leader's focus on investigations, contrasting with Schumer's vow Wednesday to "launch investigations" and "take him to court" against President Donald Trump.
- Senator Joe Manchin warned last month that an investigations-first approach could "tee up everything in 2028 for a Republican takeover," while Hamilton insists Democrats must deliver on promises within 100 days to maintain governing power.
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Kansas Sen.-elect Adam Hamilton says he'll be 'disappointed' if Trump investigations are focus of new Congress
Fresh off becoming the first Democratic candidate to win a U.S. Senate seat from Kansas in nearly a century, Adam Hamilton is calling for his party to focus on improving the lives of Americans rather than further dividing the country with ...
‘Deeply disappointed’: Democrat senator-elect pushes back against Trump impeachment push, sends message to Schumer
Even before winning the midterm election, Democratic leaders had been calling for an impeachment resolution against Trump and investigations into his allies and staffers over activities carried out during the first two years of his presidency.
Incoming Dem Senator Urges His Party Not to Spend Two Years Investigating Trump — Wants Them to Focus on Cost of Living Instead
Kansas Democratic Senator-elect Adam Hamilton has warned his party against spending the next two years investigating President Donald Trump.
Hamilton plays down investigating, impeaching Trump in Meet the Press appearance
Fresh off his election as Kansas' newest U.S. Senator, Democratic pastor Adam Hamilton appeared on national television Sunday morning, playing down the importance of investigating the Trump administration and impeaching the president. He also expressed reservations about the president's decision to hire Stephen Miller as his chief of staff but stopped short of embracing rhetoric voiced by House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries calling Miller a "d…
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