Megachurch Pastor Adam Hamilton Challenges Sen. Roger Marshall in Kansas Senate Race
Photo: The New York TimesHow the sides differ Left sources emphasize his church-building and appeal to nonreligious people; right sources stress his past call for repentance over White privilege after George Floyd's death.
Adam Hamilton, who leads one of Kansas's largest churches, is seeking to unseat Republican Sen. Roger Marshall. Both outlets identify him as a megachurch pastor running as the Democratic side's challenger. The New York Times describes how he built a congregation where people can disagree and that appeals to nonreligious people. Fox News highlights his earlier urging that his church repent for White privilege after George Floyd's death.
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Presents Hamilton as a pastor who built an inclusive megachurch welcoming disagreement and nonreligious people, as he pursues a Senate seat.
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Portrays Hamilton as a 'woke' pastor, focusing on his past call for repentance over White privilege after George Floyd's death.