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一名倾向保守派的学生表示，他可能会在南卡罗来纳州备受关注的参议院选举中跨党派投票
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南卡罗来纳州的特朗普集会参与者向福克斯新闻数字频道透露了他们对总统外交政策、移民议程以及共和党候选人的看法，距离中期选举已不足两周。
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唐纳德·特朗普总统周三在南卡罗来纳州的集会暴露出其支持者之间的分歧，民众对经济、移民以及与伊朗的战争感到不满，同时11月中期选举的 stakes 也交织其中。
尽管一些集会参与者呼吁共和党同僚抛开不满，在11月投票，但一名曾自豪佩戴特朗普帽子的克莱姆森大学学生表示，他正在考虑投票给民主党。
“我曾是坚定的特朗普支持者，”格兰特·弗雷迪解释道。“但最近，我没有在2024年大选中支持他。我觉得其中牵扯了太多特殊利益集团。我感觉他曾向公众承诺自己是反战的，他想要提振经济，他说他只会把美国放在第一位，而我觉得我们并没有做到这些。”
特朗普前往南卡罗来纳州，为共和党参议员达琳·格雷厄姆助选。格雷厄姆在这个长期倾向共和党的州面临着民主党人安妮·安德鲁斯出人意料的激烈竞争。
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（译文：在指导文件引发特工恐慌后，特朗普重申移民海关执法局逮捕政策）
2026年10月21日，唐纳德·特朗普总统在克莱姆森大学T·埃德·加里森竞技场的竞选集会上。（安娜·莫尼梅克/盖蒂图片社）
“他还说过他会驱逐所有非法移民。我们并没有看到足够多的行动来真正证明这一点。我觉得他只是在夸大其词，他给自己带来的麻烦远多于他真正带来的好处。我们并没有驱逐多少非法移民，看看移民海关执法局给我们带来了多少问题。”
经济方面的担忧正值美国人持续应对生活成本上涨之际，而与伊朗的冲突给能源市场带来了压力，加剧了经济的不确定性。
福克斯新闻最近的一项民调显示，十分之六的选民认为生活成本是他们最主要的经济担忧，其次是政府开支（15%）、就业和收入不平等（各7%）、关税（6%）以及税收（5%）。
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（译文：福克斯新闻民调：经济悲观情绪与特朗普支持率预示共和党中期选举之路艰难）
弗雷迪并不是唯一一位带着对总统政绩复杂情感参加集会的克莱姆森学生。
另一位克莱姆森学生詹姆斯表示，他过去曾支持特朗普，但对政府的外交和移民政策的某些方面感到失望。
“我过去曾支持特朗普，但有些事情已经偏离了正轨，”詹姆斯说道。“我确实认为外交政策应该得到更好的执行，而不是我们一直以来的放任态度。而且，我觉得他在解决该国非法移民问题上做得不够。这也是我所持的立场。
“我认为我们应该更积极主动，而不是与这些外国国家为伍，”他继续说道。“因为我不认为这是美国优先，这让我们背负了巨额债务。”
弗雷迪表示，对格雷厄姆保守派资质的怀疑促使他考虑投票给民主党儿科医生安德鲁斯，而其他集会参与者则认为，对特朗普政绩的不满不足以成为不参加11月选举的理由。
福克斯新闻数字频道采访了参加唐纳德·特朗普总统南卡罗来纳州集会的民众（图片来源：福克斯新闻数字频道/查尔斯·克莱茨）
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“你可能对特朗普并不满意，但你得看看替代选项，”格林维尔的迈克·科布告诉福克斯新闻数字频道，他警告称，如果民主党重新掌权，他们也会推翻政府的移民执法政策。
2026年8月21日，唐纳德·特朗普总统在南卡罗来纳州默特尔比奇的默特尔比奇会议中心的竞选集会上听取参议员达琳·格雷厄姆发言。（索尔·勒布/法新社 via 盖蒂图片社）
科布认为，特朗普的集会有助于提振共和党选民的热情，尽管他对共和党保留众议院席位的前景表示怀疑。
艾肯的萨默·弗罗斯特认为，美国人应该愿意承受与伊朗冲突相关的更高能源价格，将经济负担描述为“短期痛苦换取长期收益”。
并非只有她一人将伊朗视为美国的长期威胁，认为必须最终解决这一问题。
来自格林伍德的退伍军人斯科特·海因斯回忆起1983年黎巴嫩贝鲁特海军陆战队兵营爆炸事件时的服役经历，那次袭击塑造了他对对抗伊朗的看法。
“海军陆战队兵营被炸时我正在服兵役，我们早就应该打击伊朗了，”海因斯告诉福克斯新闻数字频道。
2026年8月21日，唐纳德·特朗普总统与南卡罗来纳州联邦参议员达琳·格雷厄姆在南卡罗来纳州默特尔比奇的竞选集会上发言。（温·麦克纳米/盖蒂图片社）
海因斯和妻子玛格丽特住在离佐治亚州边境不远的地方，今年2月，学生莱肯·莱利在佐治亚州雅典附近慢跑时被一名非法移民杀害，惨案就发生在附近。
“没人希望一个年轻女孩……连在自己大学校园里慢跑都无法安全，最终落得如此下场。我的意思是，任何大学校园都不该发生这种事，只是不该发生在离家这么近的地方，”玛格丽特谈到这起悲剧时说道，该惨案发生在佐治亚州附近的雅典。
总统的集会还遭到抗议者的多次打断，其中几名抗议者被带离会场。
在一次骚乱中，一名与会者 reportedly 殴打了一名抗议者，特朗普对此表示赞赏，将动手者比作前重量级拳击冠军伊万德·霍利菲尔德。
当地警长办公室周四表示，事件发生后已提交一份 assault 报告。根据报告，一名副手在报案者身上发现了轻微瘀伤。案件仍在调查中，尚未公开确认嫌疑人身份。
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这些骚乱凸显了特朗普此次访问的紧张氛围，距离中期选举仅13天，共和党希望在这个曾被视为安全共和党席位的州动员选民，如今该席位的竞争已愈发激烈。
对于在集会上接受采访的共和党选民来说，问题在于对特朗普政绩的不满最终是否会改变他们的投票选择，还是民主党获胜的前景足以让他们继续支持共和党。
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One conservative-leaning student said he may cross party lines in South Carolina’s closely watched Senate race
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Trump rallygoers in South Carolina told Fox News Digital where they stand on the president’s foreign policy, immigration agenda and the Republican ticket ahead of the midterms.
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President Donald Trump’s rally in South Carolina Wednesday revealed mixed feelings among his supporters as frustrations over the economy, immigration and the war with Iran collide with the stakes of November’s midterm elections.
While some rallygoers urged fellow Republicans to look past their frustrations and turn out in November, one Clemson University student who once proudly wore a Trump hat said he was considering voting Democratic.
“I was a big Trump supporter,” Grant Frady explained. “But, recently, I didn’t support him for the 2024 election. I feel like there’s too many special interests involved. I feel like what he said to the public was that he was anti-war. He was wanting to boost the economy. He said that he was just going to put America first, and I just feel like we haven’t.”
Trump traveled to South Carolina to rally support for Republican Sen. Darline Graham, who faces an unexpectedly competitive challenge from Democrat Annie Andrews in a state that has long favored Republicans.
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President Donald Trump at a campaign rally at T. Ed Garrison Arena at Clemson University Oct. 21, 2026.(Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
“And he also, he said he was going to deport all the illegal immigrants. We haven’t seen enough to really say that. I feel like he’s just overstating. I feel he’s causing too many problems for what he’s really benefiting. We haven’t gotten that many illegal immigrants out, and look how much problems we have with ICE.”
The economic concerns come as Americans continue to grapple with the cost of living, while the conflict with Iran has added pressure to energy markets and heightened uncertainty about the economy.
A recent Fox News survey found that six in 10 voters say the cost of living is their top economic concern, followed by government spending (15%), jobs and income inequality (7% each), tariffs (6%) and taxes (5%).
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Frady wasn’t the only Clemson student who arrived at the rally with mixed feelings about the president’s record.
James, another Clemson student, said he had supported Trump in the past but was frustrated with aspects of the administration’s foreign and immigration policies.
“I’ve supported him Trump in the past, but some things have went off the edge,” James stated. “I definitely think foreign policy should be enforced a little better than we’ve just been letting it go. And, also, I feel like he hasn’t been doing enough for illegal immigrants getting in this country. So, that’s also a standpoint I like.
“I think you should be more aggressive than not joining in with these foreign countries,” he continued. “‘Cause I don’t think that’s America first, and it’s causing us to have a lot of debt.”
Frady said doubts about Graham’s conservative credentials have prompted him to consider voting for Andrews, a Democratic pediatrician, while other rallygoers argued that frustrations with Trump’s record were not enough to justify sitting out November’s election.
Fox News Digital spoke with people attending President Donald Trump’s rally in South Carolina(Credit: Fox News Digital/Charles Creitz)
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“You may not be thrilled with Trump, but you’ll get the alternative,” Mike Korb of Greenville told Fox News Digital, warning that Democrats would also reverse the administration’s immigration-enforcement policies if they regained power.
President Donald Trump listens to Sen. Darline Graham speak during a campaign rally at Myrtle Beach Convention Center in Myrtle Beach, S.C., Aug. 21, 2026.(Saul Loeb/AFP via Getty Images)
Korb argued that Trump’s rally could help energize Republican voters, though he expressed doubts about the GOP’s prospects of retaining the House.
Summer Frost of Aiken argued that Americans should be willing to endure higher energy prices tied to the conflict with Iran, describing the economic burden as “short-term pain for long term gain”.
She wasn’t alone in viewing Iran as a long-term threat to America that had to finally be dealt with.
Scott Hines, a military veteran from Greenwood, recalled serving during the 1983 Marine barracks bombing in Beirut, Lebanon, an attack that shaped his views on confronting Iran.
“I was in the military when they bombed the Marine barracks. And we should have already hit Iran,” Hines told Fox News Digital.
President Donald Trump speaks at a campaign rally with U.S. Sen. Darline Graham, R-S.C., Aug. 21, 2026, in Myrtle Beach, S.C.(Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Hines and wife Margaret live not far from the Georgia line, where student Laken Riley was murdered by an illegal immigrant while jogging in February 2024.
“Nobody wanted a young girl … who couldn’t jog on her own college campus to end up like that. I mean, that’s for any college campus, just not for someplace close to home,” Margaret said about the tragedy, which occurred in nearby Athens, Georgia.
The president’s rally also faced repeated disruptions from protesters, several of whom were escorted from the venue.
During one disturbance, an attendee reportedly punched a protester, drawing praise from Trump, who compared the person who threw the blow to former heavyweight boxing champion Evander Holyfield.
The local sheriff’s office said Thursday that an assault report had been filed after the altercation. A deputy observed minor bruising on the person who reported being assaulted, according to the report. The case remained under investigation, with no suspect publicly identified.
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The disruptions underscored the tensions surrounding Trump’s visit just 13 days before the midterm elections, when Republicans will be looking to mobilize voters in a state where a Senate seat once considered safely Republican has become more competitive.
For Republican voters interviewed at the rally, the question was whether frustrations over Trump’s record would ultimately change their votes or whether the prospect of Democratic victories would be enough to keep them behind the GOP.
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