2026-10-03T20:17:11.994Z / 美国有线电视新闻网（CNN）
美国总统唐纳德·特朗普周六在一系列帖文中抨击参议员汤姆·科顿，指责这名阿肯色州共和党议员阻挠一项将夏令时永久化的法案，并鼓动民众拨打该参议员的手机号码。
“阿肯色州的所有人注意，汤姆·科顿——我的一位朋友——正在阻挠一项非常重要的法案。这项法案名为《阳光保护法案》，或称《我们不想一年调两次时钟法案》，”特朗普在Truth社交平台上发帖称。
“致阿肯色州的伟大民众，请让你们的参议员知道，这对美国参议院和美国本身而言都是一场伟大的两党共赢，”特朗普写道，并附上了该参议员的电话号码。
当CNN拨打该号码时，科顿的语音信箱已满。随后电话响了三声，自动语音提示“无线用户无法接听”。CNN已联系科顿的办公室置评。
众议院议员以压倒性优势通过了一项在全国范围内实行全年夏令时的法案，今年夏天以308票赞成、117票反对的结果通过了该立法。但此后参议院并未就此问题采取任何行动。
长期以来，特朗普一直抨击一年两次的时钟调整，不过他对于美国应该全年采用标准时间还是夏令时的立场曾多次转变。
与此同时，科顿反对改变现状。2025年，他阻挠了两党参议员团体试图以一致同意程序通过类似夏令时法案的举动。
“没人喜欢调时钟，我也一样，但国会曾多次通过永久夏令时法案，每次都在美国民众经历冬季日出极晚的问题后被废除，”特朗普发帖后不久，科顿在X平台上写道。“阿肯色州民众不想让孩子在漆黑一片中上学，我永远会把阿肯色州的利益放在首位。”
特朗普随后在Truth社交平台上发帖回应科顿。
“如果汤姆·科顿真的把阿肯色州的利益放在首位，他就会为他们争取额外一小时的日照，更重要的是，民众不必每年两次在住宅、农场、工作场所等地四处奔波调时钟，还经常会忘调，”特朗普写道，并附上了PGA巡回赛首席执行官布莱恩·罗拉普本周寄给他的一封信，信中表达了“巡回赛对《阳光保护法案》的强烈支持”。
周六当CNN被问及为何在社交媒体上公开科顿的号码时，特朗普拒绝回答，并进一步强化了他对夏令时的批评。
“（民众）不想到处调时钟。上次也是这样，六个月前，我们要调时钟，但没人调，所有人都迟到了，”特朗普在离开白宫前往俄亥俄州参加共和党中期选举集会前说道。“这会让所有人——搞得所有人都心神不宁。”
众议院常设情报委员会成员、民主党众议员华金·卡斯特罗周六告诉CNN，特朗普公开科顿的手机号码将科顿“置于遭受伤害的风险之中”，并指出“中国、俄罗斯或一些非国家行为体有可能入侵”该设备。
“其实他们只需要你的号码，”卡斯特罗说。“然后他们凭借先进技术就能做到。”
支持永久夏令时的人士认为，此举将让美国人不必再调时钟，避免打乱幼儿的睡眠节律，也有望减少季节性抑郁。但批评人士表示，这可能产生经济后果，尤其是农民将不得不应对更晚的日出。如果永久实行夏令时，美国多个主要城市的冬季日出时间可能会推迟到上午8点之后。
“赢下这场吧，汤姆，就赢下这场！”特朗普写道。“你需要这场胜利，我们挚爱的共和党也需要！”
这并非特朗普首次公开现任参议员的号码。2016年共和党总统初选期间，他曾在一场挤满民众的集会上念出参议员林赛·格雷厄姆的私人手机号码。
本文已补充更多信息更新。
Trump posts GOP lawmaker’s phone number amid spat over Daylight Saving Time
2026-10-03T20:17:11.994Z / CNN
President Donald Trump railed against Sen. Tom Cotton in a series of posts on Saturday, accusing the Arkansas Republican of holding up a bill that would make Daylight Saving Time permanent and encouraging people to call the senator at his cellphone number.
“Everybody in Arkansas, Tom Cotton, a friend of mine, is holding up a very important Bill. It’s called, ‘The Sunshine Protection Act’ or, ‘We Don’t Want to Change Our Clocks Twice a Year Act,’” Trump posted on Truth Social.
“To the Great People of Arkansas, please let your Senator know it would be a GREAT Bipartisan WIN for the United States Senate, and for America, itself,” Trump said, including the senator’s phone number.
Cotton’s voicemail box was full when CNN called the number. Later, the phone rang three times before an automated voice said the “wireless customer” was not available. CNN has reached out to Cotton’s office for comment.
House members overwhelmingly supported a measure that would establish year-round Daylight Saving Time nationwide, passing legislation over the summer by a 308 to 117 vote. But the Senate has not moved on the issue since.
Trump has long criticized the semiannual clock change, though his position on whether the country should remain on standard time or Daylight Saving Time year-round has shifted over time.
Cotton, meanwhile, has opposed altering the status quo. In 2025, he objected to a bipartisan group of senators who sought unanimous consent to pass a similar Daylight Saving Time measure.
“No one likes changing the clock, me included, but Congress has enacted permanent Daylight Savings Time multiple times before and repealed it each time once Americans experienced absurdly late sunrises in the winter,” Cotton posted on X shortly after Trump’s first post. “Arkansans don’t want their kids going to school in the pitch dark, and I’ll always put Arkansas first.”
Trump then responded to Cotton in another post on Truth Social.
“If Tom Cotton were putting Arkansas first, he would give them an extra hour of daylight and, more importantly, they wouldn’t have to run all over their houses, farms, work places, and everywhere else, twice a year, having to change their Clocks, and often forgetting to do so,” Trump wrote, attaching a letter from PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp sent to him this week expressing “the Tour’s strong support for the Sunshine Protection Act.”
Asked by CNN on Saturday why he posted Cotton’s number on social media, Trump declined to answer and doubled down on his criticism of Daylight Saving Time.
“(People) don’t want to have to go around changing clocks. I had the same thing last time, six months ago, we’re changing clocks, and nobody changed the clocks and everybody’s late,” Trump said just before departing the White House to attend a Republican midterm election rally in Ohio. “It makes people — it discombobulates everybody.”
Democratic Rep. Joaquin Castro, who serves on the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, told CNN Saturday that Trump put Cotton “at risk of harm” by sharing his cellphone number, noting “the ability for China or Russia or some non-state actor to go hack into” the device.
“Really, all they need is your number,” Castro said. “And then they’re sophisticated enough to be able to do it.”
Proponents of making Daylight Saving Time permanent argue it would spare Americans from having to change their clocks, disrupting young children’s sleep schedules and arguably causing more seasonal depression. But critics say it could have economic consequences, particularly for farmers who would have to wrestle with later sunrises. If Daylight Saving Time were made permanent, the sun could rise after 8 a.m. in several major US cities during the winter months.
“TAKE THE WIN TOM, JUST TAKE THE WIN!” Trump wrote. “YOU NEED IT, AND SO DOES OUR BELOVED REPUBLICAN PARTY!”
It’s not the first time Trump has revealed a sitting senator’s number. He read out Sen. Lindsey Graham’s personal cellphone number to a crowded rally when the two were running in the 2016 GOP presidential primary.
This story was updated with additional information.