卡玛拉·哈里斯称特朗普政府为美国历史上“最冷酷、最腐败”的一届政府


这位前副总统正在中期选举前为威斯康星州州长候选人戴维·克劳利助选

作者:詹姆斯·西龙 福克斯新闻网

发布时间:美国东部时间2026年10月27日上午10:37

哈里斯称特朗普政府“腐败且冷酷”,将中期选举定位为捍卫民主的斗争

前副总统卡玛拉·哈里斯在为威斯康星州民主党州长提名人戴维·克劳利助选时,将特朗普政府描绘成一个威胁核心民主准则的残暴政府。

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周一,在中期选举前的竞选行程中,前副总统卡玛拉·哈里斯对特朗普白宫发起了迄今为止最为严厉的批评,称其为美国历史上“最冷酷、最腐败且最无能”的总统行政当局。

哈里斯在为威斯康星州民主党州长提名人戴维·克劳利举办的活动上发表讲话时,两次指责特朗普政府对美国人民推行“残暴”议程。

不过,在抨击唐纳德·特朗普总统的人品和领导风格时,她全程未提及这位总统的姓名。

“我相信,在场的每个人都明白,衡量一位领导人的实力,要看他扶持了谁,而非打压了谁,”哈里斯说。“与那些总盯着镜中的自己的人不同,戴维关注的是民众。这才是我们想要的那种领导人。”

前副总统卡玛拉·哈里斯于2026年10月26日在密尔沃基的普菲斯特酒店,参加由威斯康星州民主党州长候选人戴维·克劳利主办的“支持克劳利女性”竞选活动并发言。(斯科特·奥尔森/盖蒂图片社)

哈里斯声称共和党在中期选举前“作弊”,称她专注于制止“这场疯狂”

哈里斯针对的具体政策层面的抨击,直指州长选举中克劳利的对手、威斯康星州共和党众议员汤姆·蒂凡尼。

哈里斯指出,蒂凡尼支持特朗普以毫无根据的广泛舞弊指控试图推翻2020年选举的举措,并将即将到来的选举定位为对长期以来的民主准则的考验。

“我们来谈谈戴维的对手拒绝承认2020年选举结果这件事。顺便说一句,我们赢了。没错,你可以叫我前副总统女士。那场选举是我们赢了,”哈里斯说。

她继续说道:“我们的民主如今正处于一个关键节点,若还能守住当前局面,人民的声音就会占据主导,人民的意愿就会占据主导,人民的力量就会通过我们组织起来的行动得以彰显。”

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威斯康星州州长候选人戴维·克劳利与妻子埃丽卡及前副总统卡玛拉·哈里斯在2026年10月26日的竞选活动中合拍自拍。(斯科特·奥尔森/盖蒂图片社)

地图解读:选举日之前特朗普与主要民主党人锁定的各州

周一早些时候的一场活动上,克劳利称哈里斯是他的“重要导师”,并补充说他的妻子很喜欢她。

蒂凡尼在社交媒体上抓住两人的关联大做文章,指责克劳利认同哈里斯支持加税、“非法移民的纳税人福利”以及他声称会推高能源成本的“绿色新政政策”。

过去几周,哈里斯转战多个关键总统摇摆州,与民主党人一同竞选,包括内华达州州长候选人亚伦·福特、密歇根州参议院候选人阿卜杜勒·埃勒-赛义德以及新罕布什尔州参议院候选人克里斯·帕帕斯。

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2026年9月22日,密歇根州民主党参议院候选人阿卜杜勒·埃勒-赛义德与前副总统卡玛拉·哈里斯在底特律的“底特律诞生”组织参加关于生殖健康的圆桌讨论。(大卫·古拉尔尼克/ Pool/盖蒂图片社)

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她愈发频繁的参与,引发了外界猜测她正在为2028年再次角逐白宫做准备。

9月在底特律与全国有色人种协进会领导人举行的活动上,哈里斯表示她尚未决定是否再次参选总统。

“我真心认为,如果我们无法挺过2026年,2028年就毫无意义,”她说。

詹姆斯·西龙是福克斯新闻数字平台突发/热门新闻团队的撰稿人。新闻线索可发送至james.cirrone@fox.com。

Kamala Harris calls Trump administration ‘most callous and corrupt’ in American history

The former vice president was campaigning for Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate David Crowley ahead of the midterms

By James CirroneFox News

Published October 27, 2026 10:37am EDT

Harris calls Trump admin ‘corrupt’ and ‘callous,’ frames midterms as fight for democracy

While stumping for Wisconsin’s Democratic gubernatorial nominee David Crowley, former Vice President Kamala Harris cast the Trump administration as a brutal government that is threatening key democratic norms.

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While on the campaign trail Monday for Democrats ahead of the midterms, former Vice President Kamala Harris offered some of her harshest criticism of the Trump White House yet, calling it the “most callous and corrupt and incompetent” presidential administration in American history.

Twice during her speech at an event for David Crowley, the Democratic nominee for governor in Wisconsin, Harris accused the Trump administration of wielding an agenda of “brutality” against Americans.

Though in her lambasting of President Donald Trump’s character and leadership style, she didn’t mention him by name once.

“We in this room, I know, understand that the measure of the strength of the leader is based on who you lift up, not who you beat down,” Harris said. “Unlike some other people who are constantly looking in the mirror, David is looking at the people. That’s the kind of leader we want.”

Former Vice President Kamala Harris speaks during a Women for Crowley campaign event hosted by Wisconsin Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Crowley at the Pfister Hotel on Oct. 26, 2026, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.(Scott Olson/Getty Images)

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Her more specific, policy-based attacks came against Rep. Tom Tiffany, R-Wis., Crowley’s opponent in the gubernatorial race.

Harris noted that Tiffany supported Trump’s efforts to overturn the 2020 election based on unsubstantiated claims of widespread fraud, before framing the upcoming election as a test of longstanding democratic norms.

“Let’s talk about the fact that David’s opponent denied the election of 2020. By the way, we won. Yes, you can call me former madam Vice President. We won that election,” Harris said.

She continued: “We are now in the phase of the moment in our democracy, while we can still hold on to it, where the people’s voice reigns, where the will of the people reigns, where the power of the people is demonstrated by what we do to organize.”

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Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate David Crowley snaps a selfie with his wife Ericka and former Vice President Kamala Harris during a campaign event on Oct. 26, 2026.(Scott Olson/Getty Images)

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At an earlier event on Monday, Crowley called Harris a “huge mentor” of his, adding that his wife loves her.

Tiffany pounced on the connection in a social media post, accusing Crowley of sharing Harris’ support for higher taxes, “taxpayer benefits for illegals” and “Green New Deal policies” that he argued would drive up energy costs.

Over the last several weeks, Harris has barnstormed through several key presidential battlegrounds to campaign alongside Democrats, including Nevada gubernatorial candidate Aaron Ford and Senate candidates Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan and Chris Pappas in New Hampshire.

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Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed and former Vice President Kamala Harris participate in a roundtable discussion about reproductive health at Birth Detroit on Sept. 22, 2026 in Detroit, Michigan.(David Guralnick – Pool/Getty Images)

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Her increased involvement has only fueled speculation that she is laying the groundwork for another White House run in 2028.

During a September event with NAACP leaders in Detroit, Harris said she has yet to decide whether she’ll run for president again.

“I do sincerely believe ’28 won’t matter if we don’t get through ’26,” she said.

James Cirrone is a writer on the Breaking/Trending News team at Fox News Digital. Story tips can be sent to james.cirrone@fox.com.

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