Democratic Senate nominee Adam Hamilton welcomed President Trump to Kansas, calling it nearly two decades since a sitting president visited Wichita. In a direct-to-camera address, the pastor-turned-candidate emphasized the historic nature of the visit while extending a warm greeting. The interaction highlights an unusual moment of bipartisan engagement ahead of the election. The statement reflects Hamilton’s effort to bridge political divides in a state where Trump remains a dominant figure.
Adam Hamilton, the Democratic nominee for Senate in Kansas, went out of his way to welcome President Trump to the state earlier this week. “Mr. President, welcome to Kansas! It’s been nearly 20 years since a sitting president came to Wichita,” said Hamilton, a soft-spoken pastor from the Kansas City metro area, in a direct-to-camera...
