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    中国裁军大使:防止外空军备竞赛是外空安全治理最紧迫任务

    2026年10月22日 20:18 / 联合早报

    美国太空司令部联合行动中心2023年1月27日在科罗拉多州彼得森太空军基地运作。 (路透社)

    中国裁军大使李驰江在联合国大会针对外空问题发言时说,中方不主张在外空搞“大国竞争”和阵营对抗,并强调防止外空军备竞赛和武器化是外空安全治理的最紧迫任务。

    据中国常驻联合国代表团官网消息,李驰江星期二(10月20日)在第81届联大一委关于外空问题作专题发言。

    他说,当前,外空军备竞赛与武器化已成为现实威胁。美国将外空界定为“作战疆域”,公开承认在轨部署太空控制武器,向国际社会释放出极其危险的信号。大多数国家维护外空安全愿望与一国称霸外空的矛盾空前尖锐,这是外空安全面临的最大挑战。

    为此,李驰江提出中方四点主张,首先要解决外空军备竞赛和武器化这一根本问题,各国应坚持“外空战打不赢也打不得”理念,放弃“主导外空”战略,不在外空搞“大国竞争”和阵营对抗。

    他说,其次是事实证明,自愿性规则无法阻止外空武器化,因此要加强谈判缔结外空军控条约的国际努力,因此欢迎各方讨论完善当前唯一的外空军控法律文书建议——中俄“防止在外空放置武器、对外空物体使用或威胁使用武力条约”(PPWT)草案。此草案核心条款为“禁止在外空放置武器”“禁止对外空物体使用或威胁使用武力”,能够从根源上遏制外空武器化、战场化。

    延伸阅读

    美军首次证实在太空部署武器 中国促停止在外空扩军备战

    李驰江也提到,外空规则应由各国共同制定,不能搞小圈子、排他性安排。应积极推进和平利用外空国际合作。一边放任在轨部署武器的行为,一边搞“选择性军控”,无助于维护外空和平与安全。

    此外,他指出,要深入研究商业航天介入他国武装冲突带来的法律争议和现实问题,在广泛磋商基础上探寻可行的治理方案。

    据《华盛顿邮报》报道,美国空军部长迈因克上月在一场年度航空、航天与网络会议上说:“美国现已拥有在轨太空控制武器,能够保护美国部队免受敌对势力的攻击。”这是美国太空军首次证实,美国已在太空部署武器。

    中国外交部发言人郭嘉昆之后在例行记者会上应询时说,中国一贯坚持和平利用外空,维护外空安全,反对外空武器化、战场化和军备竞赛,并敦促美方停止在外空扩军备战,以实际行动维护全球战略稳定。

    中国裁军大使:防止外空军备竞赛是外空安全治理最紧迫任务

    2026年10月22日 20:18 / 联合早报

    美国太空司令部联合行动中心2023年1月27日在科罗拉多州彼得森太空军基地运作。 (路透社)

    中国裁军大使李驰江在联合国大会针对外空问题发言时说,中方不主张在外空搞“大国竞争”和阵营对抗,并强调防止外空军备竞赛和武器化是外空安全治理的最紧迫任务。

    据中国常驻联合国代表团官网消息,李驰江星期二(10月20日)在第81届联大一委关于外空问题作专题发言。

    他说,当前,外空军备竞赛与武器化已成为现实威胁。美国将外空界定为“作战疆域”,公开承认在轨部署太空控制武器,向国际社会释放出极其危险的信号。大多数国家维护外空安全愿望与一国称霸外空的矛盾空前尖锐,这是外空安全面临的最大挑战。

    为此,李驰江提出中方四点主张,首先要解决外空军备竞赛和武器化这一根本问题,各国应坚持“外空战打不赢也打不得”理念,放弃“主导外空”战略,不在外空搞“大国竞争”和阵营对抗。

    他说,其次是事实证明,自愿性规则无法阻止外空武器化,因此要加强谈判缔结外空军控条约的国际努力,因此欢迎各方讨论完善当前唯一的外空军控法律文书建议——中俄“防止在外空放置武器、对外空物体使用或威胁使用武力条约”(PPWT)草案。此草案核心条款为“禁止在外空放置武器”“禁止对外空物体使用或威胁使用武力”能够从根源上遏制外空武器化、战场化。

    延伸阅读

    美军首次证实在太空部署武器 中国促停止在外空扩军备战

    李驰江也提到,外空规则应由各国共同制定,不能搞小圈子、排他性安排。应积极推进和平利用外空国际合作。一边放任在轨部署武器的行为,一边搞“选择性军控”,无助于维护外空和平与安全。

    此外,他指出,要深入研究商业航天介入他国武装冲突带来的法律争议和现实问题,在广泛磋商基础上探寻可行的治理方案。

    据《华盛顿邮报》报道,美国空军部长迈因克上月在一场年度航空、航天与网络会议上说:“美国现已拥有在轨太空控制武器,能够保护美国部队免受敌对势力的攻击。”这是美国太空军首次证实,美国已在太空部署武器。

    中国外交部发言人郭嘉昆之后在例行记者会上应询时说,中国一贯坚持和平利用外空,维护外空安全,反对外空武器化、战场化和军备竞赛,并敦促美方停止在外空扩军备战,以实际行动维护全球战略稳定。

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    【美国中期选举】哈佛民调:美国青年对未来及特朗普失去信心

    2026年10月22日 23:52 / 联合早报

    哈佛最新调查显示,30岁以下美国青年对国家发展方向的信心已跌至历史最低点,不仅对现任总统特朗普(图)的执政表现表达强烈不满,对未来经济前景也感到空前悲观。 (路透社档案照片)

    美国中期选举在即,哈佛大学肯尼迪学院政治研究所最新发布的民调,揭示美国年轻人中蔓延的深刻焦虑与政治异化。

    调查显示,30岁以下美国青年对国家发展方向的信心已跌至历史最低点,不仅对现任总统特朗普的执政表现表达强烈不满,对未来经济前景也感到空前悲观。

    这份基于2024名18至29岁青年的调查显示,在计划参加下月美国中期选举的年轻选民中,近三分之二(63%)表明,他们投票的主要动机是反对特朗普总统及其政策,仅14%说投票是为了支持特朗普,另有17%认为总统并非考量因素。

    在经济议题上,年轻人的不满情绪尤为突出。高达77%的受访者对特朗普处理经济的方式表示不赞成,这一数字甚至涵盖约半数的年轻共和党人。更令人触目惊心的是,仅9%受访者认为美国正在向正确的方向发展,这是该民调自创立以来的最低纪录。

    受深刻的幻灭感影响,年轻选民的投票意愿也大幅下降。在18至29岁的受访者中,仅33%表示一定会去投票,相比2022年的40%已显著下滑。

    与此同时,民主共和两党的表现均未能赢得信任。67%的受访者不满民主党人的工作,而对共和党人的不满比例更高达74%。

    哈佛大学政治研究所民调负责人沃尔佩(John Della Volpe)分析指:“在踏入成年之初,年轻人本应能够看到一条从辛苦付出走向稳定生活的清晰路径。而如今最大的悬念在于,这个承诺是否依然成立。”

    【美国中期选举】哈佛民调:美国青年对未来及特朗普失去信心

    2026年10月22日 23:52 / 联合早报

    哈佛最新调查显示,30岁以下美国青年对国家发展方向的信心已跌至历史最低点,不仅对现任总统特朗普(图)的执政表现表达强烈不满,对未来经济前景也感到空前悲观。 (路透社档案照片)

    美国中期选举在即,哈佛大学肯尼迪学院政治研究所最新发布的民调,揭示美国年轻人中蔓延的深刻焦虑与政治异化。

    调查显示,30岁以下美国青年对国家发展方向的信心已跌至历史最低点,不仅对现任总统特朗普的执政表现表达强烈不满,对未来经济前景也感到空前悲观。

    这份基于2024名18至29岁青年的调查显示,在计划参加下月美国中期选举的年轻选民中,近三分之二(63%)表明,他们投票的主要动机是反对特朗普总统及其政策,仅14%说投票是为了支持特朗普,另有17%认为总统并非考量因素。

    在经济议题上,年轻人的不满情绪尤为突出。高达77%的受访者对特朗普处理经济的方式表示不赞成,这一数字甚至涵盖约半数的年轻共和党人。更令人触目惊心的是,仅9%受访者认为美国正在向正确的方向发展,这是该民调自创立以来的最低纪录。

    受深刻的幻灭感影响,年轻选民的投票意愿也大幅下降。在18至29岁的受访者中,仅33%表示一定会去投票,相比2022年的40%已显著下滑。

    与此同时,民主共和两党的表现均未能赢得信任。67%的受访者不满民主党人的工作,而对共和党人的不满比例更高达74%。

    哈佛大学政治研究所民调负责人沃尔佩(John Della Volpe)分析指:“在踏入成年之初,年轻人本应能够看到一条从辛苦付出走向稳定生活的清晰路径。而如今最大的悬念在于,这个承诺是否依然成立。”

  • 伊丽莎白·沃伦警告:食品券削减与高物价正引发“粮食不安全危机”


    2026年10月22日 / 美国东部时间上午9:48 / 哥伦比亚广播公司新闻

    据参议员伊丽莎白·沃伦称,在因通胀上涨额外承担220亿美元食品开支,叠加数十亿美元食品券削减后,美国民众正面临一场“粮食不安全危机”。

    在10月21日致美国农业部部长布鲁克·罗林斯的信中,这位马萨诸塞州民主党议员表示,食品价格上涨与补充营养援助计划(SNAP)削减的双重打击,正对数百万家庭造成影响。

    沃伦同时要求美国农业部与议员们合作,撤销那些自2025年7月以来已导致520万人失去SNAP福利的食品券政策。

    反饥饿专家表示,SNAP的 enrollment 目前已降至2019年以来的最低水平,随着该计划的额外调整生效,未来几个月参与人数可能进一步缩减。2025年特朗普总统签署生效的《一项宏大美好法案》(OBBBA)作为一项税收与开支法案,扩大了SNAP的工作要求,并将更多项目成本转移给各州。专家称,这些调整为参保设置了新障碍。

    美国农业部于2025年暂停了其年度粮食不安全研究,当时称该报告“冗余、成本高昂且被政治化”。但纽约联邦储备银行5月的一份分析发现,“粮食不安全情况显著上升,尤其是在低学历、低收入家庭和有年幼子女的家庭中”。

    纽约联储今年早些时候的调查显示,10%的美国家庭表示食物不足,他们的孩子有时会吃不上饭,这一比例是2020年4%的两倍多。在年收入低于5万美元的家庭中,近20%表示食物不足,而六年前这一比例约为7%。

    “我的办公室制定了一项‘食品痛苦指数’,用以衡量食品价格上涨与SNAP参与率下降给美国家庭带来的总成本,”沃伦在给农业部的信中说道,“该指数结合了经通胀调整后的消费者支出计算出的172亿美元以上食品杂货价格上涨,以及超过51亿美元的家庭SNAP福利损失。”

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    美国农业部和白宫未回复置评请求。

    修改SNAP政策需要议员们为食品券项目通过新规则。一些反饥饿倡导者和州级组织目前正在游说国会推迟《一项宏大美好法案》中针对SNAP的部分调整,其中包括一项将于2027年10月起生效的规定,该规定要求支付错误率较高的州承担数十亿美元额外成本。

    美国农业部是SNAP的主要联邦监管机构和规则制定方,在项目管理上拥有一定自主权。例如,该机构曾允许部分州禁止参保者使用食品券购买苏打水和糖果,尽管今年早些时候一名联邦法官裁定农业部在实施这些规则时超出了其权限范围。

    沃伦还指出,特朗普总统的关税政策也是推高食品价格的因素之一。纽约联储近期的研究显示,去年的进口关税到今年2月为止推高了约2.9个百分点的美国通胀。研究人员称,如果没有这些关税,商品价格本应出现下降。

    Elizabeth Warren warns of “food insecurity crisis” from SNAP cuts and higher prices

    October 22, 2026 / 9:48 AM EDT / CBS News

    Americans are facing a “food insecurity crisis” after shouldering an additional $22 billion in food costs due to rising inflation and billions of dollars in food-stamp cuts, according to Sen. Elizabeth Warren.

    In an Oct. 21 letter to U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins, the Massachusetts Democrat said that the combination of rising food prices and cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program has created a “one-two punch” for millions of households.

    Warren also asked the USDA to work with lawmakers to reverse food-stamp policies that have resulted in 5.2 million people losing SNAP benefits since July 2025.

    SNAP enrollment, now at its lowest level since 2019, could shrink in the coming months as additional changes to the program take effect, according to anti-hunger experts. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), a tax and spending law signed into law by President Trump in 2025, expanded SNAP’s work requirements and shifted more of the program’s costs onto states. Those changes have created new hurdles for enrollment, according to experts.

    The USDA halted its annual study on food insecurity in 2025, saying at the time that the report was “redundant, costly [and] politicized.” But a May analysis from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York found “a remarkable increase in food insecurity, particularly among lower-educated and lower-income households and households with young children.”

    The New York Fed found earlier this year that 10% of U.S. families reported they didn’t have enough food and that their children sometimes missed meals, more than double the 4% share in 2020. Almost 20% of families with annual income of less than $50,000 reported not having enough food, up from about 7% six years ago.

    “My office developed a ‘food misery index’ to measure how much the combination of rising food prices and declining SNAP participation is costing American households,” Warren said in her letter to the USDA. “The index combines the more than $17.2 billion in rising grocery prices — calculated by inflation-adjusting consumer expenditures — with the more than $5.1 billion in lost household SNAP benefits.”

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    The USDA and White House didn’t return a request for comment.

    Changing SNAP policies would require lawmakers to pass new rules for the food-stamp program. Some anti-hunger advocates and state organizations are now lobbying Congress to delay some of the OBBBA’s changes to SNAP, including a rule that would require states with high payment error rates to absorb billions in additional costs starting in October 2027.

    The USDA serves as the primary federal regulator and rule-maker for SNAP, giving it some leeway in administering the program. For instance, the agency allowed some states to ban enrollees from using food stamps to buy soda and candy, although a federal judge earlier this year ruled that the Agriculture Department exceeded its authority in implementing the rules.

    Warren also pointed to President Trump’s tariffs as contributing to higher food prices. Higher import duties last year boosted U.S. inflation by about 2.9 percentage points through February, according to recent research from the New York Fed. Without those tariffs, the price of goods would have declined, the researchers said.

  • 法国骚乱逾2700人被捕 217人速裁入狱


    2026-10-22 23:56 / 联合早报

    10月22日,法国巴黎发生由学生团体与工会联合发起的示威游行。图为示威者坐在道路中央,与筑起防线的防暴警察对峙。 (路透社)

    针对上周末暴发的骚乱,法国司法部长达尔马宁说,法国法院已通过速裁程序对217名罪名成立的涉案人员判处监禁。他同时对司法部门极其坚决的应对举措表示赞赏。

    达尔马宁星期四(10月22日)在位于巴黎郊区的弗勒里-梅罗吉斯(Fleury-Merogis)监狱外发表讲话时透露,自上周六(17日)以来已有2700人被拘留。

    他指出,目前已有超过1000人出庭应讯,其中217人已被收监,且这一数字仍在大幅上升。

    达尔马宁向媒体透露,被送往监狱的217人中,半数此前并无犯罪记录,且绝大多数为18至25岁之间的年轻男性。“这表明,即便是此前无案底的初犯,检察官和法官也同样依法予以收监。这充分证明司法机关的裁决正在得到极其严厉的贯彻执行。”

    达尔马宁誓言将继续督导快速审判,以便迅速清理积压案件并形成强力震慑。然而,面对物价飞涨等诉求,新一轮抗议活动仍计划于本周末举行。

    与此同时,执法部门的强硬手段也引发部分律师界的批评,指责官方正滑向过度镇压。

    与众多欧洲国家类似,法国同样面临严重的监狱拥挤难题,但达尔马宁强调,解决方法绝非减少收监人数,而是扩建监狱空间。

    据法国官方最新统计,截至9月1日,全国监狱在押人员已达9万人,远超6万3348个标准床位的承载极限,创下历史新高。

    法国骚乱逾2700人被捕 217人速裁入狱

    2026-10-22 23:56 / 联合早报

    10月22日,法国巴黎发生由学生团体与工会联合发起的示威游行。图为示威者坐在道路中央,与筑起防线的防暴警察对峙。 (路透社)

    针对上周末暴发的骚乱,法国司法部长达尔马宁说,法国法院已通过速裁程序对217名罪名成立的涉案人员判处监禁。他同时对司法部门极其坚决的应对举措表示赞赏。

    达尔马宁星期四(10月22日)在位于巴黎郊区的弗勒里-梅罗吉斯(Fleury-Merogis)监狱外发表讲话时透露,自上周六(17日)以来已有2700人被拘留。

    他指出,目前已有超过1000人出庭应讯,其中217人已被收监,且这一数字仍在大幅上升。

    达尔马宁向媒体透露,被送往监狱的217人中,半数此前并无犯罪记录,且绝大多数为18至25岁之间的年轻男性。“这表明,即便是此前无案底的初犯,检察官和法官也同样依法予以收监。这充分证明司法机关的裁决正在得到极其严厉的贯彻执行。”

    达尔马宁誓言将继续督导快速审判,以便迅速清理积压案件并形成强力震慑。然而,面对物价飞涨等诉求,新一轮抗议活动仍计划于本周末举行。

    与此同时,执法部门的强硬手段也引发部分律师界的批评,指责官方正滑向过度镇压。

    与众多欧洲国家类似,法国同样面临严重的监狱拥挤难题,但达尔马宁强调,解决方法绝非减少收监人数,而是扩建监狱空间。

    据法国官方最新统计,截至9月1日,全国监狱在押人员已达9万人,远超6万3348个标准床位的承载极限,创下历史新高。

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    法国骚乱逾2700人被捕 217人速裁入狱

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    10月22日,法国巴黎发生由学生团体与工会联合发起的示威游行。图为示威者坐在道路中央,与筑起防线的防暴警察对峙。 (路透社)

    针对上周末暴发的骚乱,法国司法部长达尔马宁说,法国法院已通过速裁程序对217名罪名成立的涉案人员判处监禁。他同时对司法部门极其坚决的应对举措表示赞赏。

    达尔马宁星期四(10月22日)在位于巴黎郊区的弗勒里-梅罗吉斯(Fleury-Merogis)监狱外发表讲话时透露,自上周六(17日)以来已有2700人被拘留。

    他指出,目前已有超过1000人出庭应讯,其中217人已被收监,且这一数字仍在大幅上升。

    达尔马宁向媒体透露,被送往监狱的217人中,半数此前并无犯罪记录,且绝大多数为18至25岁之间的年轻男性。“这表明,即便是此前无案底的初犯,检察官和法官也同样依法予以收监。这充分证明司法机关的裁决正在得到极其严厉的贯彻执行。”

    达尔马宁誓言将继续督导快速审判,以便迅速清理积压案件并形成强力震慑。然而,面对物价飞涨等诉求,新一轮抗议活动仍计划于本周末举行。

    与此同时,执法部门的强硬手段也引发部分律师界的批评,指责官方正滑向过度镇压。

    与众多欧洲国家类似,法国同样面临严重的监狱拥挤难题,但达尔马宁强调,解决方法绝非减少收监人数,而是扩建监狱空间。

    据法国官方最新统计,截至9月1日,全国监狱在押人员已达9万人,远超6万3348个标准床位的承载极限,创下历史新高。

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  • 众议院民主党领袖抨击选民身份证法的言论在其家乡州选举欺诈破获后反噬自身


    2026年10月22日 美国东部时间早上6:00 / 福克斯新闻

    共和党议员表示,美国司法部近期破获的选民欺诈案证明,投票站要求出示带照片身份证件的规定是必要的

    伊丽莎白·埃尔金德 福克斯新闻报道

    众议院民主党第三号领袖因其在加利福尼亚州家乡反对选民身份证法而受到抨击。

    众议院民主党党团主席、来自加利福尼亚州的民主党议员皮特·阿吉拉尔本月早些时候在一场新闻发布会上批评了选举日加州选民将投票表决的一项提案。该提案若获得通过,将要求选民在投票时出示政府签发的带照片身份证件。

    就在他发表上述言论几周后,美国司法部(DOJ)宣布破获一起案件,多名美国永久居民被指控在不具备公民身份的情况下登记投票。

    【详情点击】司法部打击非法投票行动波及17州 微弱优势选举面临审查

    2025年6月10日,美国华盛顿特区国会山听证会上,皮特·阿吉拉尔质询美国国防部长皮特·赫格斯

    加利福尼亚州共和党议员肯·卡尔弗特严厉批评阿吉拉尔反对选民身份证法的立场,并认为司法部近期的行动让加州39号提案“显然”有必要存在。

    “省省吧,”卡尔弗特告诉福克斯新闻数字频道。“你坐飞机、兑现支票、租公寓甚至在杂货店买感冒药都需要出示身份证件。民主党人声称投票前要求出示带照片身份证件是某种‘种族主义’或‘压制选民’行为,完全是胡说八道,是对所有选民智商的侮辱。”

    【独家报道】纽约市国会山唯一共和党议员指责曼达尼、舒默在选民身份证之争中“虚伪”

    加利福尼亚州共和党议员文斯·方表示,选民身份证法“是绝大多数美国人支持的基本选举安全措施,已有36个州要求实行该制度”。

    “反对者 resorting to lies and fearmongering( resorting to lies and fearmongering ),而在这个租车、住酒店、开银行账户甚至坐飞机都需要身份证的时代,39号提案是一项合乎情理的改革,”方告诉福克斯新闻数字频道。“司法部近期在加州破获的选民欺诈案,恰恰说明了这些保障措施为何至关重要。”

    加利福尼亚州共和党议员杨·金同样表示,出示带照片身份证件是一项“我们在坐飞机、购买酒类或领取处方药时早已要求遵守的简单标准”。

    2024年6月27日,文斯·方在雷伯恩众议院办公楼参加众议院运输委员会听证会

    “这一点都不具争议性,也不该复杂化。我们的选举至少应该得到和啤酒或葡萄酒一样的重视,”金告诉福克斯新闻数字频道。

    与此同时,阿吉拉尔本月早些时候与民主党州长候选人、前拜登政府内阁部长泽维尔·贝塞拉一同出席新闻发布会时,对39号提案提出了批评。

    “我们不会容忍这种情况,因为我们不会容忍人们失去行使投票权的机会。在亚利桑那州,他们就试过这种做法。他们要求选民在选票上填写驾照号码。想想看。要是你填错了一位数字怎么办?你的选票就不算数了?”阿吉拉尔提出质疑。“要是你在加州已婚呢?要是你已婚但还没改名字,去投票会怎么样?你将无法再投票。这就是加州选民面临的风险。”

    【新闻回顾】舒默称“民主党支持选民身份证”——随后全体参议院民主党人投票反对共和党法案

    他称这是共和党推动的“压制选民的行动”。

    “共和党人只有压制选民才能获胜。唐纳德·特朗普和‘让美国再次伟大’的共和党人清楚,他们在理念和解决方案上已经江郎才尽,因此他们不得不改变游戏规则,”阿吉拉尔说道。

    【新闻追踪】纽瑟姆与特朗普任命的检察官就选民名单上2万名疑似非公民一事展开论战

    与此同时,加州政府批评了司法部的此次行动,并指出有报道称,此次被指控的人员中登记为共和党人的比例高于民主党人。

    2026年6月2日,洛杉矶回声公园分馆图书馆投票点,选民正在投票

    “近十年来,特朗普毫无根据地声称民主党利用‘非法移民’操控全国选举,还经常拿加州举例,”加州州长加文·纽瑟姆的州政府网站上的一份声明写道。“各级法院都驳回了存在大规模选民欺诈或选举被操纵以不利于总统的说法。”

    目前已有36个州制定了选民身份证法,民调显示该政策得到了大多数美国人的支持。

    但在国会层面,近年来民主党多次阻挠了通过联邦选民身份证立法的多项努力。

    【点击此处下载福克斯新闻APP】

    福克斯新闻数字频道联系了阿吉拉尔的竞选团队,请其就共和党众议院同僚的评论作出回应。

    伊丽莎白·埃尔金德是福克斯新闻数字频道的政治记者,负责众议院的报道。此前曾在《每日邮报》和CBS新闻发表过署名报道。

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    House Dem leader’s attack on voter ID comes back to haunt him after election fraud bust in his home state

    October 22, 2026 6:00am EDT / Fox News

    Republican lawmakers say the DOJ’s recent voter fraud bust proves photo ID requirements at the polls are needed

    By Elizabeth Elkind Fox News

    House Democrats’ No. 3 leader is under fire for his opposition to voter ID in his home state of California.

    House Democratic Caucus Chairman Pete Aguilar, D-Calif., spoke at a press conference earlier this month criticizing a measure on Californians’ ballot this Election Day that, if passed, would mandate that voters show government-issued photo ID at the polls.

    He made the comments just weeks before the Department of Justice (DOJ) announced a crime bust that saw several U.S. permanent residents accused of registering to vote despite not being citizens.

    MAP IT: DOJ ILLEGAL VOTING CRACKDOWN SWEEPS 17 STATES AS RAZOR-THIN ELECTIONS FACE SCRUTINY

    Rep. Pete Aguilar questions U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth during a hearing at the U.S. Capitol on June 10, 2025, in Washington, D.C.(Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

    Rep. Ken Calvert, R-Calif., hammered Aguilar’s opposition to voter ID and argued the DOJ’s recent actions made it “obvious” that the ballot measure, called Proposition 39, was needed.

    “Give me a break,” Calvert told Fox News Digital. “You have to show an ID to board an airplane, cash a paycheck, rent an apartment or even buy cold medicine at the grocery store. Democrats claiming that requiring photo ID before casting a ballot is somehow ‘racist’ or ‘voter suppression’ is complete nonsense and an insult to every voter’s intelligence.”

    NEW YORK CITY’S LONE REPUBLICAN IN CONGRESS ACCUSES MAMDANI, SCHUMER OF ‘HYPOCRISY’ IN VOTER ID FIGHT

    Rep. Vince Fong, R-Calif., said voter ID “is basic election security that the vast majority of Americans support, and 36 states already require.”

    “While opponents are resorting to lies and fearmongering, Proposition 39 is commonsense reform in a world where you need an ID to rent a car, stay at a hotel, open a bank account or board a flight,” Fong told Fox News Digital. “The DOJ’s recent voter fraud bust in California is exactly why these safeguards matter.”

    Rep. Young Kim, R-Calif., similarly said showing photo ID is a “simple standard we already require to board a plane, purchase alcohol or pick up a prescription.”

    Rep. Vince Fong, R-Calif., participates in the House Transportation Committee hearing in the Rayburn House Office Building on June 27, 2024.(Bill Clark/CQ-Roll Call, Inc. via Getty Images)

    “This isn’t controversial and it shouldn’t be complicated. Our elections deserve at least as much consideration as a beer or a bottle of wine,” Kim told Fox News Digital.

    Aguilar, meanwhile, criticized Proposition 39 during a press conference with Democratic gubernatorial candidate and former Biden administration Cabinet Secretary Xavier Becerra earlier this month.

    “We will not stand for this, because we will not stand for people to lose an opportunity to exercise their ability to vote. In Arizona, they tried this. They wanted folks to put their driver’s license numbers on their ballots. Think about that. What if you miss one digit? Your vote doesn’t count?” Aguilar proposed. “What if you’re married in California? What if you’re married, and you haven’t changed your name and you go to vote? No longer will you be able to vote. That is what is at stake for Californians.”

    SCHUMER SAID ‘DEMOCRATS SUPPORT VOTER ID’ – THEN EVERY SENATE DEMOCRAT VOTED AGAINST GOP BILL

    He called it a “voter suppression effort” pushed by Republicans.

    “Republicans can win only when they suppress the vote. Donald Trump and MAGA Republicans know that they are bankrupt of ideas and solutions, and so they have to change the rules of the game,” Aguilar said.

    NEWSOM SPARS WITH TRUMP-APPOINTED PROSECUTOR OVER 20,000 SUSPECTED NONCITIZENS ON VOTER ROLLS

    Meanwhile, the California government criticized the DOJ’s operation while pointing to reports that said more of those charged were registered as Republicans rather than Democrats.

    A voting booth as a voter casts their ballot at a polling location inside Echo Park Branch Library during a primary election in Los Angeles on June 2, 2026.(Kyle Grillot/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

    “For nearly a decade, Trump has baselessly alleged mass voter fraud rings were employed by Democrats and utilized ‘illegal immigrants’ to sway elections across the country – often pointing to California,” a release on Gov. Gavin Newsom’s state website read. “Courts at all levels have rejected the claims of vast voter fraud or that elections were rigged against the President.”

    Voter ID laws currently exist in 36 states and polls have shown they have a majority of Americans’ support.

    But in Congress, several efforts to pass federal voter ID legislation have been thwarted by Democrats in recent years.

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    Fox News Digital reached out to Aguilar’s campaign for a response to his GOP House colleagues’ comments.

    Elizabeth Elkind is a politics reporter for Fox News Digital leading coverage of the House of Representatives. Previous digital bylines seen at Daily Mail and CBS News.

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  • 法国骚乱加剧法拉奇警告:移民政策失败或殃及他国


    英国改革党领导人表示,多年来的大规模移民已经改变了欧洲城市,并助长了整个欧洲大陆的暴力活动

    2026年10月22日 美国东部时间早上6:00 / 福克斯新闻

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    随着暴力骚乱席卷法国,英国政治领袖奈杰尔·法拉奇警告美国人不要重蹈他所称的欧洲大规模移民政策失败的覆辙,他认为多年来不受限制的移民已经改变了欧洲城市,并助长了最终可能蔓延到其他地区的动荡。

    “多年前像我一样对此发出警告的人可悲地被证明是对的,但这些问题将会存在很长、很长一段时间,”法拉奇在接受福克斯新闻数字频道采访时表示。“请你们千万不要犯和我们同样的错误,”他在对美国人的寄语中说道。

    最近几周,欧洲部分地区爆发了暴力骚乱,尤其是在法国,法拉奇将多年的大规模移民和失败的政治领导列为助长这场动乱的关键因素。这位改革党领导人矛头直指埃马纽埃尔·马克龙,认为这位法国总统本应调动军队来应对暴力事件,此前教育抗议活动演变成了骚乱、破坏和抢劫。

    马克龙在政治压力陡增之际离开骚乱中的法国前往海湾访问

    2025年6月10日,英国改革党领导人奈杰尔·法拉奇在英国威斯敏斯特的新闻发布会上发言。(托马斯·克里奇/安多鲁通讯社通过盖蒂图片社拍摄)

    “马克龙当时玩忽职守,而且不仅仅是他当时在听音乐会,”法拉奇说。“虽然法国确实有高效的警察部队,但这场暴动的规模——我是说巴黎发生的大规模抢劫、大规模抢劫和暴力行为,确实骇人听闻。”

    “梅洛尼的反应更为迅速,是领导力的更好体现,”法拉奇在谈到意大利领导人部署500名军事人员前往米兰应对近期骚乱时说道。“但问题在于,像马克龙这样一直声称,任何对移民的批评,无论合法还是非法,都会让你被贴上种族主义者标签的人,在心理上很难直面自己的政策失败。”

    法拉奇警告称,他所描述的法国和欧洲其他地区的动荡最终可能会在英国爆发,他指出了伦敦的示威活动,并质疑英国领导人是否会比马克龙采取更有力的应对措施。

    意大利出动军队应对暴力骚乱,法国则面临自身的清算

    2026年10月17日,法国巴黎,示威期间一辆汽车被点燃。(卡尔·考特/盖蒂图片社拍摄)

    “你知道,我真正担心的是,这类事情也可能发生在这个国家,”法拉奇说。“我们这里也有同样的极左翼势力。我们也有同样的仇恨暴徒,他们在伦敦街头游行,喊着‘从河到海’的口号。”

    “我担心这些事情可能会在这里发生。我想知道英国首相是否比法国总统马克龙更有勇气,”他补充道。

    法拉奇将欧洲未能管控边境与美国前总统唐纳德·特朗普的移民打击行动进行了对比。

    特朗普、瓦尔茨将法国骚乱与大规模移民挂钩,已有数千人被捕

    2026年10月17日,巴黎,数千名抗议者在游行中示威。(热夫鲁瓦·范·德·哈斯/法新社通过盖蒂图片社拍摄)

    “听着,无论你对特朗普总统当前的政策有何看法,有一件事他做到了,而且他曾承诺会做到。他封锁了南部边境,”法拉奇说。

    特朗普周二誓言将对美国潜在的骚乱者“采取强硬手段”,他以法国的动荡局势为例,当时他在北卡罗来纳州格林维尔的一场集会上发表讲话,期间被人群中的一名抗议者打断。

    “这些人疯了,看看那个家伙,他就是个疯子,”特朗普在提到抗议者时说道。

    他警告称,他将打击潜在的威胁,称不会允许类似的动荡在美国蔓延。

    美国国务院警告:法国若迎来第二周计划中的骚乱,或面临更严重破坏

    2026年10月13日,巴黎,高中生示威活动中,抗议者举着横幅,挥舞着反法西斯旗帜和巴勒斯坦旗帜,作为全国高中动员活动的一部分。法国各地于10月13日举行全国性示威活动,声援抗议数周来教室条件恶劣的学生,当局和参与者都对进一步的暴力行为保持警惕。(卢·伯努瓦/法新社通过盖蒂图片社拍摄)

    “这就是你过去三四天看到的情况。你看着法国那些像他一样的疯子毁掉他们的国家,”特朗普说。“顺便说一句,我们不会容忍这种情况。”

    “如果出现可能发生的潜在威胁,要是我对他们采取非常、非常强硬的手段,希望你们不会生气,因为这就是将要发生的事情。他们不会毁掉我们的国家,”他说。

    周二,英国反恐警方重新逮捕了两名涉嫌协助伊朗情报机构策划针对皇家空军费尔福德基地的袭击嫌疑人,该基地是美国轰炸机使用的英国军事基地。

    当局表示,伊朗国家参与袭击的可能性“极高”,但尚未提出任何指控。

    专家:轰炸机基地遭挫败的恐怖袭击预示着对美国军事设施的更广泛威胁

    2026年10月17日,法国巴黎共和国广场,示威者占据了共和国纪念碑的雕塑和平台,一些人举起手臂,其他人则挥舞着法国和巴勒斯坦旗帜,纪念碑周围烟雾缭绕。此次集会此前经历了数周法国高中和大学的抗议和封锁,学生们谴责师资短缺、资金不足以及公立教育条件恶化。(阿鲁阿兰/汉斯·卢卡斯/法新社通过盖蒂图片社拍摄)

    法拉奇表示,他早已预见到此类犯罪行为,并称伊朗利用英吉利海峡的非法越境行动将特工送入英国。

    “我一次又一次地呼吁将此宣布为国家安全紧急状态,但一直被忽视。如果美国将轰炸机从皇家空军费尔福德基地撤走还不足以发出警告,我不知道还有什么能算,”他说。

    “我们在欧洲和英国这边太过沉迷于这种人权文化,坦率地说,这种文化将坏人的利益置于大多数人的利益之上。”

    阿什利·J·迪梅拉为福克斯新闻数字频道报道政治新闻。

    France’s riot chaos fuels Farage’s warning that mass immigration failures could haunt another country next

    The Reform UK leader said years of mass migration have transformed European cities and fueled violence across the continent

    October 22, 2026 6:00am EDT / Fox News

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    As violent riots grip France, British political leader Nigel Farage warned Americans against repeating what he described as Europe’s mass immigration failures, arguing that years of unchecked migration have transformed European cities and fueled unrest that could eventually spread elsewhere.

    “People like me who were warning about this years ago have sadly been proven right, but the problems are gonna be here for a very, very long time,” Farage told Fox News Digital in an interview. “Please, please don’t make the same level of mistakes that we have,” he said in his message to Americans.

    Violent riots have erupted across parts of Europe in recent weeks, particularly in France, with Farage pointing to years of mass migration and failed political leadership as key factors fueling the unrest. The Reform UK leader singled out Emmanuel Macron, arguing that the French president should have mobilized the military to confront the violence, after education protests spiraled into riots, destruction and theft.

    MACRON JETS OUT OF RIOT-TORN FRANCE FOR GULF TRIP AS POLITICAL PRESSURE MOUNTS

    Reform UK leader Nigel Farage speaks during a press conference in Westminster, United Kingdom, on June 10, 2025.(Thomas Krych/Anadolu via Getty Images)

    “Macron was asleep at the wheel, and it isn’t just that he was at a concert,” Farage said. “And whilst the French do have effective police forces, the scale of the uprising, I mean the mass looting, the mass looting and violence that took place in Paris was genuinely horrendous.”

    “Meloni’s reaction was swifter and a better sign of leadership,” Farage said, referring to the Italian leader deploying 500 military troops to Milan in response to recent riots. “But the problem is, for people like Macron, who have always said, any criticism of immigration, whether legal or illegal, makes you racist, they psychologically find it hard to face up to their own failures of policy.”

    Farage warned that the unrest he described in France and elsewhere in Europe could eventually erupt in Britain, pointing to demonstrations in London and questioning whether British leaders would respond more forcefully than Macron.

    ITALY UNLEASHES MILITARY RESPONSE TO VIOLENT RIOTS AS FRANCE FACES A RECKONING OF ITS OWN

    A car is set ablaze during demonstrations on Oct. 17, 2026, in Paris, France.(Carl Court/Getty Images)

    “You know, my real worry is they can happen in this country too,” Farage said. “We’ve got the same hard left here. We’ve the same hate mobs that march, chanting in the streets of London, from the river to the sea.”

    “I’m concerned that these things could happen here. And I wonder whether a British prime minister has got any more courage than President Macron in France,” he added.

    Farage contrasted Europe’s failure to control its borders with President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown in the United States.

    TRUMP, WALTZ LINK FRANCE RIOTS TO MASS IMMIGRATION AS THOUSANDS ARE ARRESTED

    Thousands of protesters march during a demonstration in Paris on Oct. 17, 2026.(Geoffroy Van Der Hasselt / AFP via Getty Images)

    “Look, whatever you think of President Trump’s current policies, one thing he has done, and he promised he’d do. He’s closed the southern border,” Farage said.

    Trump vowed Tuesday to treat potential rioters in the U.S. “very rough,” pointing to the unrest in France, he said at a rally in Greenville, North Carolina, before being interrupted by a protestor in the crowd.

    “They’re crazy, these people. Look at that guy. He’s a nutjob,” Trump said, in reference to the protester.

    He warned that he would crack down on potential threats, saying he would not allow similar unrest to take hold in the U.S.

    FRANCE COULD FACE EVEN WORSE DESTRUCTION WITH SECOND WEEKEND OF PLANNED RIOTS, STATE DEPT WARNS

    Protesters carrying a banner wave an antifascist flag and a Palestinian flag during a high school students’ demonstration in Paris on October 13, 2026, as part of a nationwide high school mobilization. France sees nationwide demonstrations on October 13 in support of students protesting poor classroom conditions for weeks, as authorities and participants remain wary of further violence.(Lou Benoist/AFP via Getty Images)

    “That’s what you witness over the last three or four days. You watch nutjobs like him in France ruining their country,” Trump said. “We’re not going to put up with it by the way.”

    “If a possible threat, which could happen, I hope you won’t get angry if I treat them very, very rough, because that’s what’s going to happen. They’re not going to destroy our country,” he said.

    On Tuesday, British counterterrorism police rearrested two men suspected of assisting Iranian intelligence in an alleged plot targeting RAF Fairford, a U.K. base used by U.S. bombers.

    Authorities say Iranian state involvement is “highly likely,” though no charges have been filed.

    FOILED TERROR PLOT AT BOMBER BASE SIGNALS WIDER THREAT TO US MILITARY INSTALLATIONS: EXPERT

    Demonstrators occupy the sculptures and ledges of the Monument a la Republique, some raising their arms while others display French and Palestinian flags, as smoke drifts around the monument at Place de la Republique in Paris, France, on October 17, 2026. The gathering follows several weeks of protests and blockades in French high schools and universities, where students have denounced staff shortages, insufficient funding and deteriorating conditions in public education.(Photo by Aruallan / Hans Lucas / AFP via Getty Images)

    Farage said he has foreshadowed such criminal acts, alleging that Iran has exploited illegal crossings of the English Channel to move operatives into Britain.

    “I’ve called again and again for this to be declared a national security emergency. I have been ignored. If the Americans removing their bombers from RAF Fairford isn’t enough warning. I don’t know what is,” he said.

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    “We’ve just become so caught up over here in Europe and Britain with this human rights culture, which puts the interests, frankly, of the bad guys above the interests of the majority.”

    Ashley J. DiMella reports on politics for Fox News Digital.

  • 特朗普选民披露中期选举前他们最大的担忧——不是物价上涨


    2026-10-22T04:00:12-04:00 / 福克斯新闻

    共和党选民表示,掌控参议院比生活成本不满更重要,当前马歇尔正对阵汉密尔顿

    作者:亚历克斯·米勒 福克斯新闻

    发布于 2026年10月22日 美国东部夏令时凌晨4:00 | 更新于 2026年10月22日 美国东部夏令时凌晨5:09

    尽管存在生活成本问题和高得惊人的燃油价格,在堪萨斯州威奇托市特朗普总统集会场外的选民告诉福克斯新闻数字频道,他们最大的担忧是民主党掌控国会。

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    堪萨斯州威奇托——在唐纳德·特朗普总统堪萨斯集会上的选民表示,生活成本仍是一大担忧,但许多人更害怕民主党掌控国会。

    本届中期选举周期有六个共和党掌控的参议院席位被认为是摇摆席位,其中包括堪萨斯州共和党参议员罗杰·马歇尔对阵民主党人亚当·汉密尔顿的竞选。这场竞选对共和党人争取保住参议院控制权而言,已成为一场意外的挑战。

    排队等候进入威奇托特朗普集会现场的选民告诉福克斯新闻数字频道,他们意识到了风险,尤其是民主党拿下国会两院可能对总统议程造成的影响。

    沉睡的参议院席位成为共和党中期选举前的意外头疼事

    2026年10月17日巴黎示威期间,一枚黄色背心被放在共和国广场纪念碑的玛丽安娜雕像上。(盖蒂图片社)

    “特朗普得不到保护美国所需的支持,我们的国家会变成法国巴黎,”凯西·邦德在谈及法国首都爆发的骚乱时告诉福克斯新闻数字频道,“这是我最大的担忧。”

    马歇尔与汉密尔顿的竞选情况是:据该教会网站显示,汉密尔顿曾领导复活教会,该教会目前拥有近2.3万名会众,之后他才投身政界。《库克政治报告》最近将这场竞选列为摇摆席位,促使共和党人紧急向该州投入更多资金。

    特朗普在堪萨斯的集会是自前总统乔治·W·布什2007年以来,在任总统首次访问威奇托地区,这是他和共和党更广泛战略的一部分,旨在在他本人不参选的中期选举周期中激励共和党选民。

    全国共和党人士认为,如果没有忠诚的“让美国再次伟大”(MAGA)选民群体,他们将毫无胜算,因为他们正面临动荡的政治逆风。

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    尽管选民对经济不满,但在蜿蜒长队中等待进入哈伯兰信用联盟竞技场就座的选民认为,民主党掌控国会会更糟糕。

    “今年我们必须在选票上全投共和党人。这是特朗普政府的一个重要节点,”艾米丽告诉福克斯新闻数字频道,“我们必须保住共和党多数席位。风险太高了。”

    寻求连任参议员的马歇尔承认这场竞选势均力敌,并在集会前的采访中告诉福克斯新闻数字频道,“是汽油价格”让这场竞选变得紧张。

    “我确实能感受到人们的痛苦,”马歇尔说,“每年我都会走遍全州105个县,6月就跑完了所有县,随着汽油价格上涨,我感受到的不满情绪也越来越强烈。也许在伊朗战争前我们还领先12个百分点,但随着价格上涨,我们的民调支持率下降了,所以我认为是汽油价格造成了这种情况。”

    觉醒的大型教会牧师、民主党提名候选人在乔治·弗洛伊德、BLM事件后呼吁为白人特权忏悔

    堪萨斯州共和党参议员罗杰·马歇尔于2026年9月14日在堪萨斯州奥拉西的Webco制造业活动中聆听美国副总统JD·万斯讲话。(马克·希费尔宾- Pool/盖蒂图片社)

    “但我认为人们开始了解事情的另一面:如果我们失去这个席位,让民主党掌控参议院,他们会重拾那些推高汽油价格的政策,”他继续说道,“即便在今天,特朗普任内的平均汽油价格也比乔·拜登任内更低。”

    集会上的一些选民认为,马歇尔应该为他在参议院的投票负责,但他们认为,这位议员的经验盖过了政治新人汉密尔顿如果在11月3日获胜可能带来的不确定性。

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    “我的意思是,你知道的,马歇尔从政已经有一段时间了,所以他会有很多人要去回应很多问题,因为一直以来都是他在做这份工作,”珍妮告诉福克斯新闻数字频道。

    “但对我来说,像汉密尔顿这样从未参与过这场‘游戏’的人,并不真正清楚这一切究竟意味着什么,”她继续说道,“我相信他的意图是好的,但我只是认为他没有足够的背景来为我们的州做必要的事情。”

    亚历克斯·米勒是福克斯新闻数字频道负责美国参议院事务的撰稿人。

    Trump voters reveal their biggest fear heading into midterms — and it’s not rising prices

    2026-10-22T04:00:12-04:00 / Fox News

    Republican voters say keeping Senate control matters more than cost-of-living frustrations as Marshall faces Hamilton

    By Alex Miller Fox News

    Published October 22, 2026 4:00am EDT | Updated October 22, 2026 5:09am EDT

    Despite cost-of-living issues and eye-popping fuel prices, voters outside of President Donald Trump’s rally in Wichita, Kan., told Fox News Digital their biggest fear was Democratic control of Congress.

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    WICHITA, Kan. — Voters at President Donald Trump’s Kansas rally said the cost of living remains a major concern, but many feared Democratic control of Congress even more.

    This midterm election cycle features six Republican-controlled Senate seats that are considered toss-ups, including Kansas Republican Sen. Roger Marshall’s contest against Democrat Adam Hamilton. That race has become an unexpected challenge for Republicans in their quest to keep control of the Senate.

    And voters who lined up to get a chance to see Trump in Wichita told Fox News Digital that they recognized the stakes, particularly the effect Democrats flipping both chambers of Congress could have on the president’s agenda.

    SLEEPER SENATE RACE EMERGES AS UNEXPECTED HEADACHE FOR REPUBLICANS AHEAD OF MIDTERMS

    A yellow vest is pictured on the statue of Marianne at the Monument à la République during demonstrations in Paris on Oct. 17, 2026.(Getty Images)

    “Trump doesn’t get the support that he needs to protect America, and that our country will turn into Paris, France,” Kathy Bond told Fox News Digital of the riots roiling through the French capital. “That’s my biggest concern.”

    The race between Marshall and Hamilton, who led the Church of the Resurrection which now boasts a congregation of nearly 23,000, according to the church’s website, before jumping into politics. The Cook Political Report recently shifted the race to a toss-up, sending Republicans scrambling to dump more money into the state.

    Trump’s rally in Kansas, the first time a sitting president has visited the Wichita area since former President George W. Bush in 2007, is part of his and Republicans’ broader strategy to motivate Republican voters during a midterm election cycle in which he is not on the ballot.

    National Republicans argue that without the loyal MAGA voting bloc, they won’t stand a chance as they face turbulent political headwinds.

    THUNE MAKES BOLD PREDICTION ABOUT REPUBLICANS’ SENATE CHANCES AS GOP PULLS MILLIONS FROM KEY RACES

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    Though voters are unhappy with the economy, the ones waiting in the long, snaking lines to get their seat inside the Heartland Credit Union Arena argued that Democratic control would be worse.

    “We’ve got to vote Republican down the ballot this year. It’s a significant point in the Trump administration,” Emily told Fox News Digital. “And it’s just we’ve got to keep the Republican majority. There’s too much at stake.”

    Marshall, who is running for a second term in the upper chamber, recognized that the race was neck and neck and told Fox News Digital in an interview before the rally that “it’s the price of gas” that has tightened the race.

    “I do feel people’s pain,” Marshall said. “Every year I go to all 105 counties, finish up the 105 counties in June, and as that price of gas went up, I felt more and more frustration. So maybe we’re up 12 points before the Iran War, and as the price went up our poll numbers went down, so I think it’s the price of gas.”

    WOKE MEGACHURCH PASTOR, DEM NOMINEE CALLED FOR REPENTANCE OVER WHITE PRIVILEGE IN WAKE OF GEORGE FLOYD, BLM

    Sen. Roger Marshall, R-Kan., listens as U.S. Vice President JD Vance speaks during an event at Webco Manufacturing on Sept. 14, 2026, in Olathe, Kan.(Mark Schiefelbein-Pool/Getty Images)

    “But I think people are beginning to realize the rest of the story, that if we were to lose this seat and let Democrats control the Senate, they would go back to their policies that drove gas prices up higher,” he continued. “Even today, the price of gas is less on average under President Trump than it was under Joe Biden.”

    Some at the rally felt that Marshall should have to answer for his votes in the Senate but believed that his experience as a lawmaker overrode the uncertainty that the political newcomer Hamilton could bring should he win on Nov. 3.

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    “I mean, you know, Marshall’s been in it for a while now, so he’s gonna have a lot of people that he has to answer a lot of questions to because he’s the one been doing the job this whole time,” Jenny told Fox News Digital.

    “But for me, somebody like Hamilton that hasn’t been in, you know, this game and doesn’t really know exactly what all this entails,” she continued. “I’m sure his intentions are good, but I just don’t think that he has the background to do what’s necessary for our state.”

    Alex Miller is a writer for Fox News Digital covering the U.S. Senate.

  • 观看:明尼苏达州州长辩论三大激烈交锋,瓦尔兹遗产成焦点:“改变文化”


    2026年10月22日 美国东部时间凌晨4:00 / 福克斯新闻

    两党州长候选人就欺诈、医疗保健和汽油价格展开论战
    作者:安德鲁·马克·米勒、阿曼达·马西亚斯 福克斯新闻

    民主党参议员艾米·克洛布查尔与明尼苏达州共和党众议院议长丽莎·德穆思就欺诈问题、汽油价格和医疗保健展开辩论,州长蒂姆·瓦尔兹的名字多次被提及。

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    两位即将接替即将卸任的明尼苏达州州长蒂姆·瓦尔兹的州长候选人周三在最后一场辩论中,就该州曝光的大规模欺诈丑闻、医疗保健和飙升的汽油价格展开了交锋。

    大规模欺诈丑闻

    “投票给艾米·克洛布查尔就是投票给蒂姆·瓦尔兹的第三个任期,”共和党众议院议长丽莎·德穆思在开场发言中说道。她此前将民主党参议员艾米·克洛布查尔描绘成“维持现状”的候选人,称该州因这起90亿美元的欺诈丑闻陷入“危机”。

    克洛布查尔在开场发言中反驳道:“我不喜欢现状。我厌恶现状。”

    瓦尔兹的“离任访谈”反思任期引发议员就其遗产展开辩论:“从未认真过”

    明尼苏达州州长蒂姆·瓦尔兹于2026年1月5日周一在明尼苏达州圣保罗州议会大厦的新闻发布会上宣布,他不会寻求连任。(杰里·霍尔特/明尼阿波利斯星坛报 via 盖蒂图片社)

    辩论的第一个问题聚焦于欺诈——这是当晚反复出现的话题——以及每位候选人将如何打击欺诈行为。

    “明尼苏达州的欺诈行为长期得不到遏制,如今终于浮出水面,”德穆思说道。“我上任第一天要做的就是解雇所有专员,挑选在各自领域精通业务的新专员,以落实我们州所需的问责制和透明度。我们必须改变欺诈文化。”

    克洛布查尔在谈及该问题时试图将自己与瓦尔兹划清界限。
    “欺诈行为完全不可接受,作为一名前检察官,我会将这些欺诈者送进监狱,”克洛布查尔说道。“蒂姆·瓦尔兹本应更早发现欺诈行为,本应采取更多行动。他自己也承认了这一点。顺便说一句,当我的对手提到蒂姆·瓦尔兹时,我只想说一件事:他不会寻求第三个任期,而站在这里的是我。”

    辩论后期再次提及欺诈问题,德穆思批评克洛布查尔与瓦尔兹关系密切。
    “你从未见过我的对手反对蒂姆·瓦尔兹的任何一项政策法案,她称他是一位了不起的州长,任由这些法案通过,”德穆思说道。“我很想听听她能说出一项法案、一个领域,比如儿童保育方面的欺诈性资金。我很想听听。如果她真的要特意与蒂姆·瓦尔兹划清界限,那么正是蒂姆·瓦尔兹任由明尼苏达州的儿童保育欺诈和其他欺诈行为飙升至90亿美元,从未解雇过他的任何专员或机构雇员。但今晚站在这里的却是一个支持这位她口中‘了不起的州长’一切政策的人。”

    克洛布查尔回应道:“请回放本次辩论的录像;你会清楚看到我是如何表明与蒂姆·瓦尔兹的不同立场的。”

    飙升的汽油价格

    在另一个紧张时刻,候选人转而讨论飙升的汽油价格,克洛布查尔试图将德穆思与特朗普政府的政策联系起来。
    “我可以告诉你,降低汽油价格最快的方法,就是停止这场伊朗战争,”克洛布查尔说道。“就是这样,从头到尾都是如此。看看我的对手提出的观点,本周早些时候我们进行辩论时,她实际上将责任归咎于keystone输油管道。随后她又将医疗成本归咎于巴拉克·奥巴马。我不知道接下来会是什么,也许是托马斯·杰斐逊,但我知道明尼苏达人清楚加油站的情况。”

    一名共和党高层预测:爆炸性冷门议题可能推动中期选举震荡:“你会看到惊喜”

    丽莎·德穆思与艾米·克洛布查尔于10月19日进行了首场辩论。(路透社/蒂姆·埃文斯;丹尼尔·赫尔/彭博社 via 盖蒂图片社)

    德穆思将明尼苏达州的高成本归咎于明尼苏达民主党-农民-工党(DFL)对州政府的掌控。
    “我们可以谈谈我的对手投票反对的keystone输油管道。该管道本可以输送83万桶石油,这有助于改善我们的石油供应,但她投了反对票,”德穆思说道。“但你必须问问自己,为什么明尼苏达州的物价如此之高?物价高是因为2023年和2024年的一党执政过度开支。我会降低物价,我会合理调整州预算,确保你们能够负担得起生活成本,能够成长、繁荣,企业将来到明尼苏达州,提供所需的工作岗位。这是常识,这也是你们在今年选举中需要做出的选择。”

    医疗成本与胰岛素价格

    随着明尼苏达人继续应对不断上涨的医疗成本,两位候选人就奥巴马医改展开了交锋,克洛布查尔曾在美国参议院投票支持该法案。

    “重要的是要认识到,我们正在审视医疗成本上涨的所有因素和所有原因,”德穆思说道。“克洛布查尔参议员支持《平价医疗法案》,她曾承诺该法案会降低我们的医疗成本。不幸的是,自《平价医疗法案》实施以来,我们看到的完全相反,所有明尼苏达人的医疗成本都上涨了。”

    克洛布查尔在回应中没有提及奥巴马医改,而是转而指出德穆思在堕胎问题上的立场,并指责这位共和党人受制于大型制药公司。
    “你听到我的对手说,我不支持医疗保健领域的某些政策,她谈论的是已经定论的问题,”德穆思说道。“听到她称自己因在《平价医疗法案》中投下决定性一票而破坏了医疗体系,这实在是太荒谬了。”

    在医疗保健讨论期间,克洛布查尔辩称德穆思在降低胰岛素价格方面做得不够,并提到她得到了26岁明尼苏达人亚历克斯·史密斯家人的支持。亚历克斯·史密斯因无力负担胰岛素治疗费用去世。
    “澄清一下你刚才听到的一个非常错误或不真实的谎言:我确实在亚历克斯·史密斯胰岛素法案中投了赞成票,”德穆思回应道。“那是在2020年4月,州长第二天就签署该法案成为法律。”

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    克洛布查尔于2006年首次当选参议员,四次参议院选举均以较大优势获胜,包括2024年以近16个百分点的优势连任。在进入参议院之前,克洛布查尔曾两次当选明尼苏达州人口最多的亨内平县的县检察官。她还曾在2020年竞选民主党总统提名,但未成功。

    德穆思于2018年首次当选明尼苏达州众议院议员,自2023年初以来一直担任该议院的共和党领袖,并在过去一年半担任议长。

    安德鲁·马克·米勒是来自加利福尼亚州帕萨迪纳的记者,自2021年起就职于福克斯新闻数字频道。您可以通过AndrewMark.Miller@fox.com联系他。

    WATCH: Top 3 clashes in heated MN governor debate as Walz’s legacy looms large: ‘Change the culture’

    October 22, 2026 4:00am EDT / Fox News

    The two gubernatorial candidates sparred on fraud, healthcare and gas prices

    By Andrew Mark Miller , Amanda Macias Fox News

    Dem. Sen. Amy Klobuchar and Minnesota GOP House Speaker Lisa Demuth sparred on fraud, gas prices, and healthcare in a debate where Gov. Tim Walz’s name came up often.

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    The Republican and Democratic candidates vying to replace Minnesota’s outgoing Gov. Tim Walz sparred in their final debate Wednesday over the massive fraud scandal that has unfolded in the state, healthcare and rising gas prices.

    MASSIVE FRAUD SCANDAL

    “A vote for Amy Klobuchar is a vote for a Tim Walz third term,” Republican House Speaker Lisa Demuth said in her opening statement after painting Democratic Sen. Amy Klobuchar as the “status quo” candidate in a “state in crisis” over the $9 billion fraud scandal.

    Klobuchar pushed back in her opening statement, saying, “I don’t like the status quo. I hate the status quo.”

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    Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz announced that he would not be seeking re-election Monday, January 5, 2026, at a press conference at the State Capitol in St. Paul, Minn.(Jerry Holt/The Minnesota Star Tribune via Getty Images)

    The first question of the debate focused on fraud, a recurring topic throughout the night, and what each candidate would do to combat it.

    “Fraud unchecked here in the state of Minnesota has gone far too long, and it has finally come to the surface,” Demuth said. “The thing that I will do on day one is I am going to be firing all commissioners, choosing new commissioners that are expert in their field that will carry out the accountability and transparency that is needed in our state. We have to change the culture of fraud.”

    Klobuchar attempted to distance herself from Walz when addressing the issue.

    “The fraud is simply unacceptable and, as a former prosecutor, I’m going to send those fraudsters to jail,” Klobuchar said. “Tim Walz should have caught the fraud earlier and he should have done more. He said it himself. And by the way, when my opponent references Tim Walz, I will say one thing. He is not seeking a third term. I am the one up here.”

    Fraud came up again later in the debate, with Demuth criticizing Klobuchar’s close relationship with Walz.

    “You have not heard my opponent differ from one policy bill that Tim Walz, who she calls an incredible governor, has allowed to go forward,” Demuth said. “I would love to hear one bill, one area, childcare, fraudulent funding. I would love to hear that. If she is separating herself specifically from Tim Walz, Tim Walz allowed the childcare fraud and other fraud here in the state of Minnesota to explode to $9 billion, never firing any of his commissioners or agency employees. But yet you have someone standing here tonight that is supporting everything from the incredible governor, as she has said he is.”

    Klobuchar responded, “Rewind the tape on this debate please; you will see exactly how I said I differed from Tim Walz.”

    RISING GAS PRICES

    In another tense moment, the candidates turned to rising gas prices, with Klobuchar attempting to link Demuth to the policies of the Trump administration.

    “I can tell you the fastest way to bring down your gas prices, and that is to stop this War in Iran,” Klobuchar said. “That is it, beginning, middle and end. And when you look at what my opponent brings up, when we had a debate earlier this week, she actually brought up and blamed it on the Keystone pipeline. Then she blamed the healthcare costs on Barack Obama. I don’t know what will be next. Maybe Thomas Jefferson, but what I know is that Minnesotans understand what’s happened at the pump.”

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    Lisa Demuth and Amy Klobuchar faced off in their first debate on Oct. 19.(REUTERS/Tim Evans ; Daniel Heuer/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

    Demuth blamed high costs in Minnesota on the Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party’s (DFL) control of state government.

    “We can talk about that Keystone pipeline that my opponent has voted against. That would have brought in 830,000 barrels of oil. It would have helped with the supply that we have here, yet she voted against it,” Demuth said. “But you have to ask yourself, why are things so expensive here in Minnesota? They are expensive because of overspending by a one-party control in 2023 and 2024. I will bring down prices. I will right-size our state budget and make sure that you can afford your lives, that you can grow, thrive, and businesses will be coming to Minnesota to provide the jobs that are needed. It’s common sense, and that’s the decision that you have to make as you’re looking to this election this year.”

    HEALTHCARE COSTS AND INSULIN PRICES

    As Minnesotans continue to grapple with rising healthcare costs, the two candidates sparred over ObamaCare, which Klobuchar voted for in the U.S. Senate.

    “It’s important to realize that we’re looking at all of the inputs and all of the reasons why our healthcare is more expensive,” Demuth said. “Senator Klobuchar supported the Affordable Care Act. She promised that it would bring down our healthcare. Unfortunately, we have seen anything but all of our healthcare since the Affordable Care Act has increased the healthcare cost to all Minnesotans.”

    Klobuchar didn’t address ObamaCare in her response, instead pointing to Demuth’s position on abortion and accusing the Republican of being beholden to Big Pharma.

    “You’ve heard from my opponent that, I don’t support certain things in healthcare, she’s talking about issues that are already settled,” Demuth said. “I think it’s quite rich to hear the fact that she is the one that broke the healthcare system as the deciding vote on the Affordable Care Act.”

    During the healthcare discussion, Klobuchar argued that Demuth has not done enough to lower insulin prices and cited the support she has received from the family of Alex Smith, a 26-year-old Minnesotan who died while struggling to afford his insulin treatments.

    “Just to clarify a very incorrect or untruthful lie that you just heard was the fact that I did vote yes for the Alex Smith insulin bill,” Demuth responded. “Back in April of 2020. The governor signed it into law the very next day.”

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    The sun shines on the Minnesota State Capitol on Monday, Feb. 12, 2024, in St. Paul, on the opening day of the 2024 session of the Minnesota Legislature.(Steve Karnowski/Associated Press)

    Klobuchar, who was first elected to the Senate in 2006, won all four of her Senate elections by healthy margins, including her 2024 reelection by nearly 16 points. Before serving in the Senate, Klobuchar was elected twice as county attorney in Hennepin County, Minnesota’s most populous. She also ran unsuccessfully for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination.

    Demuth, who was first elected to the Minnesota House in 2018, has served as GOP leader in the chamber since the start of 2023 and as speaker for the past year and a half.

    Andrew Mark Miller is a reporter from Pasadena, California, who has been with Fox News Digital since 2021. You can reach him at AndrewMark.Miller@fox.com.

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