From Fox News · Alec Schemmel · · 1m 20s
Kansas Senate Race: Candidates Distance Themselves from Party Leaders
Kansas Senate rivals distance themselves from party leaders in fiery debate.
In brief
Kansas Senate rivals distance themselves from party leaders in fiery debate. Kansas Senate candidates Sen. Roger Marshall and Adam Hamilton both sought to distance themselves from their party's controversial elements during a debate. Originally reported by Fox News.
Kansas Senate Debate
Sen. Roger Marshall and Democratic challenger Adam Hamilton sought to distance themselves from party leaders during a contentious Kansas Senate debate.
Marshall on Medical Practice
Marshall defended his former medical practice that sued over 700 patients for unpaid bills while emphasizing millions in free care provided.
Hamilton on Church Allegations
Hamilton acknowledged he should have ensured a sexual predator did not return to his church summer camp after initial investigation.
Marshall on Trump Campaign
Marshall criticized Trump's campaign message to 'pretend, please, that I'm on the ballot' while defending disagreements with Trump on immigration and beef imports.
Hamilton on Border Policy
Hamilton called Biden's border policies a disaster and pledged to support strong and secure borders.
Hamilton on Senate Leadership
Hamilton stated he would not support Chuck Schumer for majority leader if Democrats win control of the Senate.
Marshall on Trump Support
Marshall urged Trump voters to turn out for him to ensure continued Trump policies on borders, military, and lower taxes.
In short
Kansas Senate candidates Sen. Roger Marshall and Adam Hamilton both sought to distance themselves from their party's controversial elements during a debate.
