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希登呼吁针对美国本土红州发动袭击，并将特朗普支持者比作纳粹
作者：保罗·施坦豪泽 福克斯新闻网
发布于2026年9月18日美国东部时间下午1:53
福克斯新闻资深记者乔纳森·塞里将带来北卡罗来纳州民主党议员谢莉·希登有争议的社交媒体帖子的最新报道，内容将在《美国报道》栏目播出。
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一名在竞争激烈的北卡罗来纳州竞选州议员的民主党人尽管其所在政党在其有争议的社交媒体帖子被重新曝光后公开与其切割，但仍将留在选票上。
北卡罗来纳州众议院民主党核心小组和一个县政党团体均谴责了谢莉·希登的帖子。这位议会候选人在帖子中呼吁针对美国本土红州发动袭击，并将唐纳德·特朗普总统与阿道夫·希特勒相提并论。
但希登仍将作为候选人参选，因为退出竞选的报名截止日期为8月20日，大选选票已最终确定，并于9月4日起开始寄送给选民。
希登正在格林斯伯勒所在的吉尔福德县争夺第62选区众议院席位，挑战共和党州议员约翰·布拉斯特。她在一年前发帖称：“我认为我们唯一的希望是在美国本土发动袭击……最好是在阿拉巴马州、路易斯安那州……那些蠢货居住的地方。”
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在其他帖子中，她辩称特朗普造成的破坏“即将超过希特勒”，并声称“MAGA邪教可能比纳粹更具破坏性、更邪恶”。
布莱特巴特新闻网报道称，希登在脸书上发布了一张她在纳粹达豪集中营纪念碑前的照片，该集中营在二战期间有数十万人被杀害，照片配文“这里就是特朗普支持者该待的地方”。
希登上周在接受《格林斯伯勒新闻与记录报》采访时否认自己发布了那张集中营照片，并表示她认为这张照片是被人编辑过，在真实照片上添加了文字。
本周早些时候，支持特朗普的白宫快速响应账号在X平台上分享了这些旧言论，并称民主党人“就是一群病态的人”，这些言论重新引发了全国范围的关注。
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德国慕尼黑附近的达豪集中营是纳粹最早建造的集中营之一。达豪纪念遗址档案记录了该集中营内有3.2万人死亡，但还有数千人的死亡未被记录。（盖蒂图片社）
北卡罗来纳州共和党参议员候选人迈克尔·沃特利在社交媒体上发布了一张希登与前州长、民主党参议院候选人罗伊·库珀的合影，并写道：“罗伊·库珀仍站在呼吁对共和党人进行种族灭绝的北卡罗来纳民主党人一边。这违背了美国所代表的一切。”
“这些言论令人发指——罗伊强烈谴责这些言论以及一切形式的政治暴力，他认为我们所有人都有责任负责任地发声。”库珀的竞选团队在一份声明中强调。
作为注册会计师和小企业主的希登告诉北卡罗来纳州公共广播电台WFDD，她不记得自己发布过这些帖子，并为因此受到伤害的人道歉。她还补充道，她理解民主党终止对其支持的决定。
但在接受北卡罗来纳州数字化优先新闻机构《汇编报》采访时，希登为自己的帖子辩护，称这些只是“几次愤怒的情绪宣泄”。
“我已经像耶稣在十字架上牺牲自己，像马丁·路德·金和亚伯拉罕·林肯，以及所有为国家挺身而出牺牲的人一样，牺牲了自己。”希登在接受《汇编报》采访时还说道。
“如果社交媒体上的几次愤怒宣泄就是终点，那也无所谓。如果我们不为正确的事情挺身而出，MAGA将继续获胜。”
《汇编报》的报道发布在民主党终止对其支持之前。
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北卡罗来纳州议会大厦位于北卡罗来纳州罗利市。（盖蒂图片社）
“谢莉·希登的帖子令人无法接受，也不符合我们对候选人的期望标准。”北卡罗来纳州众议院民主党核心小组在一份声明中说道。该核心小组补充道，它“毫无保留地谴责这些言论，不会支持谢莉·希登的参选”。
吉尔福德县民主党在一份声明中表示：“我们明确拒绝并谴责谢莉·希登的社交媒体帖子。这些言论违背了我们政党的一切理念。即日起，县民主党正式撤回对谢莉·希登竞选活动的所有资金、运营和组织支持。”
本周早些时候，希登告诉福克斯新闻数字频道，她近日收到了死亡威胁，但拒绝就其帖子做出进一步回应。
在《犀牛时报》周四发表的一篇文章中，希登重申：“我一直收到死亡威胁，现在我只想保护自己和我的家人。我的整个世界都崩塌了。”
她承认自己已经下架了社交媒体账号，表示“我再也无法登录我的任何账户了”。
共和党人已经将这一争议作为焦点。
北卡罗来纳州众议院议长德斯廷·霍尔称希登的言论“绝对令人作呕”。
北卡罗来纳州众议院共和党人在X平台上写道：“自称‘旨在恢复人类体面’的民主党人谢莉·希登刚刚发帖称，她希望在美国本土发动袭击。目前尚不清楚谢莉是更希望ISIS还是中国袭击美国，但很明显她希望发生袭击。”
与此同时，广受欢迎的保守派X账号“TikTok自由派”辩称，希登“应该立即退出竞选。她不配担任任何公职”。
对这些重新曝光的言论的关注发生在一周前，当时州众议院共和党人公布了两份2024年吉尔福德县警长办公室关于希登和她丈夫格雷戈里·托马斯·希登的事件报告，引发了另一轮争议。
这些报告将涉嫌的家庭暴力行为定为人身攻击，将希登列为嫌疑人，将她的丈夫列为潜在受害者。
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在本月早些时候发布的一份声明中，希登表示，在他们婚姻的一段压力时期，她和丈夫“发生了几次升级的争吵”。她说，在一次争吵中，她的丈夫抓住了她，导致她向后摔倒并撞到了头。随后她拨打了911。
希登在声明中称自己也遭受了虐待，并辩称共和党人将私人家庭事务用于政治目的。
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Dems abandon candidate who said MAGA is ‘more destructive’ than Nazis, but she’s stuck on the ballot
2026-09-18 13:53:02-04:00 / Fox News
Headen called for an attack on U.S. soil targeting red states and compared Trump supporters to Nazis
By Paul Steinhauser Fox News
Published September 18, 2026 1:53pm EDT
Fox News senior correspondent Jonathan Serrie has the latest on North Carolina Democrat Shelly Headen’s controversial social media posts on ‘America Reports.’
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A Democrat running for the state legislature in battleground North Carolina remains on the ballot despite her party publicly abandoning her after inflammatory social media posts she made resurfaced.
The North Carolina House Democratic Caucus and a county party group both condemned posts by Shelly Headen in which the legislative candidate called for an attack on U.S. soil targeting red states and compared President Donald Trump to Adolf Hitler.
But Headen remains a candidate because the filing deadline to drop out of the race was Aug. 20, and the general election ballots are finalized and were sent out to voters starting on Sept. 4.
Headen, who is challenging Republican state Rep. John Blust for the House District 62 seat in Greensboro-anchored Guilford County, posted a year ago, “I think our only hope is an attack on US Soil … preferably Alabama, Louisiana … where the stupid people live.”
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In separate posts, she argued that the damage done by Trump was “getting close to surpassing Hitler” and claimed the “MAGA cult may be more destructive and evil than the Nazis.”
Breitbart reported that a Facebook post by Headen that pictured her at a memorial at the Nazis’ Dachau concentration camp in Germany, where tens of thousands of people were murdered during World War II, with the words, “This is where Trump supporters belong.”
Headen denied last week to the Greensboro News and Record that she posted the concentration camp image and said she believed the image was edited to include the words over a real photo.
Her old comments grabbed new national attention earlier this week when the White House Rapid Response account that supports Trump shared them on X and charged that Democrats “ARE SICK PEOPLE!”
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The Dachau concentration camp near Munich, Germany, was one of the first built by the Nazis. The Dachau Memorial Site archive has documented 32,000 deaths at the camp, but thousands more are undocumented.(Getty Images)
North Carolina Republican U.S. Senate nominee Michael Whatley posted on social media a photo of Headen and former Gov. Roy Cooper, the Democratic Senate nominee, and argued, “Roy Cooper still stands with NC Dem who called for the genocide of Republicans. This is against everything America stands for.”
“These remarks are reprehensible – Roy strongly condemns them and all forms of political violence and he believes it’s up to all of us to speak responsibly,” Cooper’s campaign emphasized in a statement.
Headen, a certified public accountant and small business owner, told WFDD, a public radio station in North Carolina, that she didn’t remember making the posts but apologized to those hurt by them. And she added that she understood the party’s decision to drop support for her.
But in an interview with The Assembly, a digital-first news operation in North Carolina, Headen defended her posts, describing them as “a few angry moments.”
“I’ve sacrificed myself just like Jesus sacrificed Himself on the cross, and Martin Luther King and Abraham Lincoln and all the people that put themselves out there to sacrifice for our country,” Headen also told The Assembly.
“If a few angry moments on social media are the end, then so be it. MAGA will keep winning if we continue with not standing up for what’s right.”
The Assembly’s reporting preceded the move by Democrats to drop support.
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The North Carolina Capitol is located in Raleigh, N.C.(Getty Images)
“Shelly Headen’s posts are unacceptable and do not reflect the values we expect of our candidates,” the North Carolina House Democratic Caucus said in a statement. The caucus added that it “condemns these comments without qualification and will not support Shelly Headen’s candidacy.”
The Guilford County Democratic Party said in a statement, “We unequivocally reject and condemn the social media posts by Shelly Headen. These statements violate everything our party represents. Effective immediately, the county Democratic Party is formally withdrawing all financial, operational and organizational support for Shelley Headen’s campaign.”
Headen earlier this week told Fox News Digital she’s received death threats in recent days but declined to give any further responses regarding her posts.
In an article published Thursday in The Rhino Times, Headen reiterated, “I’ve been getting death threats, and now all I want to do is protect myself and my family. My whole world has been collapsing.”
And she acknowledged that she took down her social media pages, saying, “I don’t have access to any of my accounts anymore.”
Republicans have spotlighted the controversy.
North Carolina House Speaker Destin Hall called Headen’s comments “Absolutely disgusting.”
And the North Carolina House Republicans wrote on X, “Democrat Shelly Headen who is “Running to Restore Human Decency” just posted that she wants an attack on US soil. It is unclear whether Shelly would prefer ISIS or China to attack the United States, but it’s clear she wants an attack.”
Meanwhile, the popular conservative X account Libs of TikTok argued that Headen “should drop out immediately. She doesn’t belong anywhere public office.”
The attention over the resurfaced comments comes a week after Headen faced a separate controversy following a move by State House Republicans to release two 2024 Guilford County Sheriff’s Office incident reports involving her and her husband, Gregory Thomas Headen.
The reports, which identify the alleged domestic offense as physical assault, list Headen as the suspect and her husband as the potential victim.
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In a statement she released earlier this month, Headen said that during a stressful time in their marriage, she and her husband had “a couple of arguments that escalated.” She said that, during one argument, her husband grabbed her, causing her to fall backward and hit her head. She then called 911.
Headen, in her statement, described herself as having experienced abuse. And she argued that Republicans were using a private family matter for political gain.
Paul Steinhauser covers the national campaign trail from coast to coast for Fox News
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