Kansas Reflector columnist Max McCoy argues that Senate candidate Adam Hamilton has built a message of religiously grounded compassion that could appeal to Kansas voters. McCoy contrasts Hamilton’s approach with Republican nominee Roger Marshall’s debate performance and with the politics of Donald Trump.
Republican Senate nominee and Hamilton’s debate opponent
ALSO MENTIONED Franklin D. Roosevelt, Historical president referenced in the discussion of the Democratic Party’s development; George McGill, Former Kansas senator mentioned as a historical comparison; William Jennings Bryan, Historical Populist used as a comparison for Hamilton; William McKinley, Historical Republican presidential candidate who defeated Bryan
Republican Senate nominee and Hamilton’s debate opponent
ALSO MENTIONED Franklin D. Roosevelt, Historical president referenced in the discussion of the Democratic Party’s development; George McGill, Former Kansas senator mentioned as a historical comparison; William Jennings Bryan, Historical Populist used as a comparison for Hamilton; William McKinley, Historical Republican presidential candidate who defeated Bryan
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