Pastor Running for Kansas Senate Once Urged His Church to Repent Beef
- Democratic Senate nominee Adam Hamilton’s 2020 sermon urged people to repent for environmental wastefulness, including eating beef and driving gasoline-powered cars.
- Kansas Livestock Association CEO Matt Teagarden criticized Hamilton, saying cattle account for only 2% of total U.S. greenhouse gas emissions.
- Republican Senator Roger Marshall said Hamilton’s views showed he would govern like other liberal Democrats in the Senate.
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Repent for Eating Beef? Senate Candidate's Climate Sermon Resurfaces Amid Campaign Scrutiny - Charisma Magazine Online
Democratic U.S. Senate nominee Adam Hamilton once called his congregation to “repentance” for contributing to climate change, urging worshippers to reconsider their driving, fossil-fuel consumption and even the food they eat. Hamilton, the longtime United Methodist megachurch pastor challenging Republican Sen. Roger Marshall in Kansas, made the remarks during a January 2020 sermon titled “What […]
Democrat Senate candidate calls on you to repent for the sin of...eating beef
Watch Louder with Crowder every weekday at 11:00 AM Eastern, only on Rumble Premium!Check out our Election 2026 Dashboard to keep track ot the upcoming midterms!UNHINGED: Kansas Democrat Senate candidate Adam Hamilton told his congregation to repent for raising cattle and eating beef.Hamilton said, "Some of the things that we grow because we like to eat them, like cattle, end up producing more carbon dioxide than other crops that we… pic.twitter…
Report: KS Dem Senate Candidate Adam Hamilton Told Followers to 'Repent' of Eating Beef
A spiritual leader called upon his followers to repent for eating beef and raising cattle. But he’s not a religiously observant vegetarian in India. He’s a Democrat in the big cattle state of Kansas and is running for U.S. senator.
Woke Kansas Pastor in Senate Race Urged Repentance for Beef, Driving
Kansas is famously cattle country, making comments from the Democrat seeking to unseat Sen. Roger Marshall especially politically charged. Years ago, the candidate urged members of his congregation to reconsider eating beef and raising cattle as part of a broader call to reduce their environmental impact.
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