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作者：大卫·谢泼德森
2026年9月30日 世界标准时间16:58 更新于3小时前
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华盛顿，9月30日（路透社）——美国联邦通信委员会主席周三表示，由纳税人出资、 featuring总统唐纳德·特朗普的电视广告并无不当，也未引发任何警示信号。
民主党议员称，白宫将国土安全部的2000万美元资金用于投放这些广告，其中一则广告与特朗普2024年的竞选广告极为相似。
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“在我看来，没有任何内容值得 FCC 进行任何形式的审查，也不会让播出这些常规、正常（公益广告）的广播公司承担任何责任，”FCC主席布伦丹·卡尔说道。他是共和党人，于2025年1月由特朗普任命为该机构负责人。
伦理专家和两党议员都批评了这三则全国播出的广告，这些广告宣扬“美国的黄金时代”，并在中期选举前五周播出。
议员们质疑是否在使用公共资金进行特朗普的政治宣传，而其他批评人士则表示，这些广告可能违反了长期以来关于政府宣传和政治活动的限制规定。
FCC委员、民主党人安娜·戈麦斯批评了这些广告。“本届政府发起了一场影响中期选举结果的激进行动，”戈麦斯说道。
白宫为这些广告辩护，称其为“公益广告”，旨在弘扬爱国主义而非竞选广告。
公民组织向FCC提交了一份投诉，称这些广告属于竞选广告，不应使用纳税人资金制作或传播。
其中一则广告中，特朗普宣称“美国永远不会成为共产主义国家”，同时有合唱队重复“爱我”的歌词。另一则广告将拉什莫尔山的画面与特朗普称赞“美国黄金时代”的镜头结合在一起。第三则广告描述了一场对抗“深层政府”的“最后一战”，与特朗普2024年的一则竞选广告极为相似。
这些广告结尾都附有免责声明，表明其由美国政府出资。
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US FCC chair says government ads featuring Trump do not raise concerns
2026-09-30T16:58:53.063Z / Reuters
By David Shepardson
September 30, 2026 4:58 PM UTC Updated 3 hours ago
U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Brendan Carr listens to a reporter’s question during a press conference, following an open meeting of the FCC, in Washington, D.C., U.S., July 22, 2026. REUTERS/Kylie Cooper/File Photo
WASHINGTON, Sept 30 (Reuters) – The chair of the Federal Communications Commission said on Wednesday that taxpayer-funded television ads featuring President Donald Trump are not improper and do not raise any red flags.
Democratic lawmakers said the White House transferred $20 million in Homeland Security Department funds to air the ads, including one that closely resembles a 2024 Trump campaign ad.
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“There’s nothing in there that strikes me to merit any sort of FCC review or any liability for any broadcaster for running a regular, normal (public service announcement),” FCC Chair Brendan Carr, a Republican who was named head of the agency by Trump in January 2025, said.
Ethics experts and lawmakers from both parties have criticized the three nationally broadcast ads, which celebrate a “golden age of America” and are airing five weeks before midterm elections.
Lawmakers have questioned whether public funds are being used to promote Trump politically, while other critics say the spots may violate longstanding restrictions on government propaganda and political activity.
FCC Commissioner Anna Gomez, a Democrat, criticized the ads. “This administration has launched an aggressive effort to influence the outcome of the midterm elections,” Gomez said.
The White House has defended the spots as “public service announcements” intended to promote patriotism rather than campaign ads.
Public Citizen filed a complaint with the FCC arguing the spots are campaign advertisements that should not be produced or distributed with taxpayer resources.
One ad features Trump declaring that “America will never be a communist country” while a chorus repeats the words “love me.” Another combines images of Mount Rushmore with footage of Trump praising a “golden age of America.” A third describes a “final battle” against the “deep state” and closely resembles one of Trump’s 2024 campaign advertisements.
The ads end with a disclaimer saying they were paid for by the US government.
Adds more details, comment from FCC Democratic commissioner in paragraphs 3-9
Reporting by David Shepardson; editing by David Gaffen
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