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总统在达拉斯举行的共和党中期选举大会上带领众人宣誓，此时共和党正全力应对通胀与油价问题
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JD·万斯：民主党是“仇恨之党”
这位副总统称，民主党如今充斥着不爱美国的人。
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得克萨斯州达拉斯——在共和党力争保住国会控制权的艰难政治环境下，唐纳德·特朗普总统与副总统JD·万斯在首届共和党中期选举大会的闭幕之夜发表演讲，鲜明对比民主党立场，并激励支持者投票。
距离中期选举仅剩不到两个月，提前投票也将在几周后启动，特朗普展示了他重返白宫以来的政策成果，并在达拉斯美国航空中心的集会上带领众人宣誓，这是他两晚以来第二次在黄金时段的大会亮相。
“你们知道不投票的下场吗？你们会下地狱，”总统警告道。
万斯发表了极具党派色彩的主旨演讲，指责民主党是“仇恨之党”。随着中期选举结束后下一届白宫竞选拉开帷幕，作为任期受限的特朗普的潜在接班人，万斯在发表演讲时，现场响起了“48”——即第48任总统——的欢呼声。
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万斯与特朗普的演讲为一天的活动画上了句号，当天其他共和党重量级人物也先后亮相，共和党全力提振士气，为中期选举的最后冲刺阶段造势。以下是本次大会第二晚的核心要点。
特朗普的宣誓
面对中期选举前士气高涨的民主党，本次共和党大会的主要任务是动员共和党“让美国再次伟大”（MAGA）基础选民——这类选民在特朗普未参选时往往会弃权——今年秋季参与投票。
特朗普在周四晚间重申，他的支持者需要“为我做一件前所未有的大事……你们必须为我这么做，就当我在参选名单上。”
随后总统带领众人宣誓。
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“我向美国历史上最伟大的总统宣誓，”特朗普说道，现场许多观众跟着重复他的话。
“我会走出去，带上我的朋友、家人，我们会在11月3日投票，或者提前投票，”特朗普继续说道，随后警告称，如果不投票，他们就会“下地狱”。
特朗普的非常规承诺
总统重申了他前一晚宣布的对美国民众的承诺，周四他将其称为“特朗普红利”。
周三，特朗普承诺，如果共和党在中期选举中保住众议院和参议院的控制权，将为每位美国成年公民发放5000美元的红利。
“我们能做到这一点，因为我们的国家从未如此繁荣。我们的国库收入数万亿美元，”特朗普说道。
特朗普还展示了他第二任期的政绩，声称“在19个月里，我兑现了所有承诺。”
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“我们实施了美国历史上规模最大的减税、最大规模的监管削减、对我国军队的最大规模投资，并让美国成为世界能源与军事超级大国，”特朗普宣称。
特朗普与共和党寄希望于一系列政治胜利，以抵消传统劣势——执政党在中期选举中通常会丢失国会席位。共和党还面临着持续通胀、因伊朗冲突升级导致汽油和柴油价格新一轮上涨，以及与邻国加拿大不断升级的贸易战所带来的艰难处境。
尽管特朗普吹嘘“巨大的经济成功”，但民意调查却呈现出截然不同的景象：总统的整体支持率，尤其是其经济政绩支持率，远低于负面区间。
通胀曾是2024年助特朗普与共和党赢得压倒性选举胜利的关键议题，但民主党表示，经济负担能力是自特朗普重返白宫以来，民主党在投票箱取得胜利和超额表现的核心原因。
仍处于债务之中且决定不举办类似大会的美国民主党全国委员会（DNC），欣然将焦点放在经济议题上。
“唯有特朗普本人、他的家族以及他的超级富豪精英捐赠者能从特朗普的经济中获益。与此同时，工薪家庭一无所获，只能面对 grocery store（杂货店）和加油站的天价账单、负担不起的医疗保险保费，以及跟不上通胀的工资，”民主党全国委员会快速响应主任肯德尔·威特默指责道。
“激进左翼疯子”
中期选举通常是对执政党进行全民公投，但共和党利用本次大会形成鲜明对比，聚焦民主党在今年初选中的左倾倾向，并将该党与极左翼和社会主义提案绑定。
“他们不是社会主义者。他们不是民主党人，他们是共产主义者。我们将拒绝这些激进左翼疯子，”特朗普连续第二晚如此指责。
几分钟前刚发表演讲的万斯敦促共和党人“在11月传递一个信息：国家不属于激进分子。”
万斯抨击民主党
这位副总统还辩称，民主党已经蜕变为一个与美国对立的政党。
“永远不要忘记，美国属于那些热爱它的人，而非那些憎恨它的人，”万斯说道。
这位副总统还在种族和移民等敏感议题上抨击民主党，并针对密歇根州参议院民主党候选人阿卜杜勒·埃尔赛义德发表言论，后者暗示万斯的祖父会反对他娶一位印度裔妻子。
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“这就是他对我祖父的看法，我深爱着他，他也无条件地爱着他的家人。阿卜杜勒看着他，看到他的肤色，看到他的背景，就认定他永远不会爱上我的妻子，”万斯说道。
这位副总统辩称，民主党不再是“罗斯福或肯尼迪的民主党。见鬼，他们甚至不再是比尔·克林顿的民主党了。民主党就是仇恨之党。他们蔑视美国和缔造美国的人民。”
在演讲前，民主党全国委员会称“JD·万斯一直是唐纳德·特朗普最忠诚的傀儡。”
民主党全国委员会还预测，“万斯将继续误导美国民众，但选民们心知肚明：特朗普与万斯拖垮了经济，将国家拖入更多无休止的战争，未能让普通美国人的生活更负担得起。”
万斯的2028年时刻
尽管万斯尚未表态是否会在2028年竞选总统，但他被视为接替特朗普的热门人选。
本次大会为万斯提供了以准总统候选人身份亮相的机会。
在达拉斯期间，万斯周四上午受到关键摇摆州代表的热烈欢迎，并为共和党全国委员会主持了一场高额筹款活动。
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在演讲期间，这位副总统被“48”的呼喊声打断。
但万斯至少在公开场合仍将焦点牢牢锁定在2026年。
“我们必须在11月处理好当前事务，之后再担心接下来的事，”万斯迅速回应道。
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Trump issues blunt midterm warning, Vance greeted with ‘48’ chants: Top takeaways from GOP convention
September 11, 2026 5:00am EDT / Fox News
The president led a crowd pledge at the GOP midterm convention in Dallas as Republicans battle inflation and gas prices
By Paul Steinhauser
JD Vance: The Democrats are the ‘party of hatred’
The vice president says the Democratic Party now boasts members who do not love America.
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DALLAS, Texas – Facing a brutal political environment as the GOP fights to hold control of Congress, President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance used their speeches on the concluding night of the first ever Republican midterm convention to paint clear contrasts with Democrats and energize supporters to vote.
With less than two months until the midterm elections— and early voting kicking off in a couple of weeks — Trump showcased his policy wins since returning to the White House and led the crowd at American Airlines Center in Dallas in an oath to vote as he made his second primetime convention appearance in two nights.
“You know what happens if you don’t vote? You go to hell,” the president warned.
Vance, in a strikingly partisan keynote address, charged that the Democratic Party is the “party of hatred.” And with the next race for the White House kicking off once the midterms are over, Vance, the likely heir apparent for the term-limited Trump, was showered with chants of “48” – as in the 48th president – as he delivered his address.
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Vice President JD Vance points to President Donald Trump at the Republican convention Thursday, Sept. 10, 2026, in Dallas.(Alex Brandon/AP Photo)
The speeches by Vance and Trump capped a day that included appearances by some of the other major figures in the GOP, and the party pulled out all the stops to boost morale in the stretch run to the midterms.
Here are the top takeaways from night two of the midterm convention.
Trump’s pledge
Facing an energized Democratic Party heading into the midterms, the main mission of the Republican convention was to motivate the GOP’s MAGA base, which has a history of sitting it out when Trump isn’t on the ballot, to vote this autumn.
Trump reiterated on Thursday evening that his supporters needed to “do me the biggest favor you’ve ever done… You’ve got to do this for me. You’ve got to pretend I’m on the ticket.”
The president then led the crowd in a pledge.
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“I pledge to the greatest president in the history of America,” Trump said as many in the arena repeated his words.
“I am going to go out, and I’m going to get my friends, my family, and we are going to vote on November 3rd, or we are going to vote before that,” Trump continued before warning that if they didn’t cast a ballot, they’d “go to hell.”
Trump’s unusual pitch
The president repeated his offer to Americans that he announced a night earlier, what he on Thursday described as the “Trump dividend.”
On Wednesday, Trump pledged a $5,000 dividend for every adult U.S. citizen if Republicans retain control of the House and Senate in the midterms.
“We can do that because our country has never done better. We’re taking in trillions, trillions of dollars,” the president argued.
Trump also showcased his second term achievements, claiming that “in 19 months, I’ve delivered on every single promise I made.”
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“We delivered the largest tax cuts in American history, the largest regulation cuts in American history, the largest investment in our military in the history of our country, and made America the energy and military superpower of the world,” the president proclaimed.
Trump and Republicans are banking that their litany of political wins can rebuff traditional headwinds – the party in power traditionally loses congressional seats in the midterms. The GOP is also battling a rough environment fueled by persistent inflation, a new surge in gas and diesel prices due to a flare-up in the ongoing war with Iran, and a deepening trade war with neighboring Canada.
While Trump touted “tremendous economic success,” public opinion polls paint a very different picture, with the president’s overall approval rating, and especially his handling of the economy, well into negative territory.
Inflation was a key issue that helped boost Trump and the GOP to sweeping election victories in 2024, but Democrats say affordability has been the issue that fueled their ballot box victories and overperformances since Trump returned to the White House.
The Democratic National Committee (DNC), which remains in debt and decided against holding a similar convention, was more than happy to focus on the economy.
“The only people reaping the benefits of Trump’s economy are himself, his family, and his ultrarich elite donors. Meanwhile, working families get nothing except sky-high receipts at the grocery store and the pump, unaffordable healthcare premiums, and wages that aren’t keeping up with inflation,” DNC Rapid Response Director Kendall Witmer charged.
‘Radical left lunatics’
Midterm elections are often a referendum on the party in power, but Republicans used their convention to draw a contrast as they spotlighted the Democrats’ leftward lurch in this year’s primaries and tied the party to far-left and socialist proposals.
“They’re not socialists. They’re not Democrats, they’re communists. We will reject these radical left lunatics,” Trump charged for a second straight night.
Vance, in his address minutes earlier, urged Republicans “to send a message this November that the country does not belong to the radicals.”
Vance unloads on Democrats
The vice president also argued that Democrats have metastasized into a party that stands against America.
“Let’s never forget that America belongs to those who love it, not those who hate it,” Vance said.
The vice president also targeted Democrats over combustible issues such as race and immigration. And he took aim at Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic Senate nominee in battleground Michigan, for suggesting that Vance’s grandfather would object to his marrying a woman of Indian descent.
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“This is what he thinks of my grandfather, a man I loved and who loved his family unconditionally. Abdul looks at him, sees the color of his skin, sees his background, and decides that he could never have loved my wife,” Vance said.
The vice president argued that Democrats are no longer “the party of FDR or JFK. Hell, they’re not even the party of Bill Clinton anymore. The Democrats are the party of hatred. They’re the party that despises America and the people who built it.”
Ahead of his speech, the DNC claimed that “JD Vance has been Donald Trump’s most loyal puppet.”
And the DNC predicted that “Vance will continue to gaslight Americans, but voters know the truth: Trump and Vance have tanked the economy, plunged the country into more endless wars, and failed to make life more affordable for everyday Americans.”
Vance’s 2028 moment
While he hasn’t said if he’ll seek the presidency in 2028, Vance is seen as the front-runner in the race to succeed Trump.
The convention gave Vance the opportunity to appear as a presidential candidate in waiting.
While in Dallas, Vance was warmly received Thursday morning by delegates from key battleground states, and he headlined a top-dollar fundraiser for the RNC.
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A bird’s eye view of Vice President JD Vance addressing the crowd at the GOP midterm convention, in Dallas, Texas, on Sept. 10, 2026.(Paul Steinhauser/Fox News)
And during his address, the vice president was interrupted by shouts of “48.”
But Vance, at least publicly, remains laser focused on 2026.
“We’ve got to take care of business this November, then we’ll worry about what comes next,” Vance quickly responded.
Paul Steinhauser covers the national campaign trail from coast to coast for Fox News