Adam Hamawy spent his career saving lives in war zones. Now he's fighting for a Congress that answers to New Jersey families, not lobbyists, corporations, or foreign influence.
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Adam grew up in Old Bridge, the son of Egyptian immigrants. He spent eight years as an Army combat surgeon, saved lives in Baghdad during some of the war's bloodiest days, and later crossed into Gaza as a volunteer doctor when almost no one else would. He's spent his life running toward the people who need him most — now he wants to do it in Congress.
Learn more ›Washington's biggest foreign policy lobby has spent tens of millions punishing candidates who won't fall in line. In Adam's own race, even they didn't think they could stop him. He wants that kind of leverage gone — representatives should answer to their district, not to any lobby.
No one in the richest country on earth should have to choose between medication and rent. Adam backs Medicare for All and canceling medical debt that traps families for decades.
Student and medical debt keep an entire generation from buying homes, starting families, and building wealth. Adam supports canceling both — not as a slogan, but as economic policy.
Adam has treated the wounded on both sides of American wars. He supports ending U.S. weapons sales that fuel atrocities abroad — and a foreign policy that starts with human rights, not political donors.
Housing, groceries, and utilities keep climbing while wages stall. Adam wants an economy that works for the families who sustain our communities, not just the corporations that profit from them.
Eight years in the National Guard. Nine months treating combat trauma in Baghdad. Adam knows firsthand what this country owes the people who serve it — and he intends to make sure Congress pays that debt.
Democracy shouldn't be for sale — to anyone. Help send a combat surgeon who can't be bought to Congress.
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