Fresh off his election as Kansas' newest U.S. Senator, Democratic pastor Adam Hamilton appeared on national television Sunday morning, playing down the importance of investigating the Trump administration and impeaching the president.
He also expressed reservations about the president's decision to hire Stephen Miller as his chief of staff but stopped short of embracing rhetoric voiced by House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries calling Miller a "dangerous xenophobe" on social media.
Appearing on the NBC's Meet the Press Sunday morning wearing a pin on his lapel that said "love one another," Hamilton was asked directly by host Kristin . . .
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