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特朗普在副总统辩论后辱骂哈里斯为“怪物”

2020-10-09 11:35   美国新闻网   - 

总统唐纳德·特朗普周四攻击了森卡马拉·哈里斯作为“怪物”的第二天副总统辩论。

特朗普在接受采访时说:“昨晚和迈克·彭斯一起上台的那个怪物顺便把她毁了,但是这个怪物,她说不不不会有水力压裂,她说的一切都是谎言。”采访福克斯商业主播玛利亚·巴蒂罗姆。

他继续称她为“可怕的”、“完全不像”以及“共产主义者”。

PHOTO: Democratic vice presidential nominee Senator Kamala Harris speaks during the vice presidential campaign debate with Vice President Mike Pence held on the campus of the University of Utah in Salt Lake City, Oct. 7, 2020.

2020年10月7日,盐湖城犹他大学校园内,民主党副总统候选人参议员卡玛拉·哈里斯在与副总统迈克·彭斯的副总统竞选辩论中发言。

自从哈里斯成为民主党副总统候选人和第一位获得主要政党提名的黑人女性以来,这已经不是总统第一次对她发起毫无根据的攻击了。

他称她为“无能”、“超级自由主义者”,并向他的支持者描绘了一幅如果哈里斯接任总统将会发生什么的黑暗画面。

9月份,在北卡罗来纳州费耶特维尔的一次集会上,特朗普编造了一段白宫谈话,其中一位乔·拜登总统被迫签署了他不理解的文件。

PHOTO: President Donald Trump stands on the balcony outside of the Blue Room as returns to the White House Monday, Oct. 5, 2020.

2020年10月5日,星期一,唐纳德·特朗普总统回到白宫,站在蓝厅外的阳台上。

他模仿拜登说:“我累了。我想要休息。我想让卡玛拉接任总统!”

“这不是进办公室的办法,因为总有一天我们会有一个女总统,但你知道吗?不可能是卡玛拉,”川普说。

“绝不!”人群中一个人尖叫起来。

哈里斯的团队拒绝就特朗普周四上午的“怪物”评论置评。

独家报道采访哈里斯在8月份接受美国广播公司《今夜世界新闻》主播大卫·穆尔的采访时,对特朗普针对她的侮辱不予理睬,称这些侮辱反映了总统试图“分散美国人民的注意力”。

“特朗普总统称你为‘肮脏’、某种‘疯女人’、‘灾难’、‘最卑鄙’、‘最可怕’、‘最不尊重美国参议院中的任何人’。”你如何定义你从总统那里听到的?”穆尔问哈里斯。

这位加州参议员回应道:“我认为唐纳德·特朗普嘴里说的话有很多是为了分散美国人民对他每天所做事情的注意力。那是关于对美国人民的忽视、疏忽和伤害。”

紫外线组织(UltraViolet)的执行主任肖恩纳·托马斯(Shaunna Thomas)表示,女性“厌倦了”特朗普的“种族主义和性别歧视,这导致他有史以来最大的性别差距”。紫外线组织自称是一个由100万人组成的社区,“动员起来打击性别歧视,创造一个更具包容性的世界,准确地代表所有女性。”

托马斯说:“特朗普正在全力打击种族主义和性别歧视,这导致他有史以来最大的性别差距。”“女人厌倦了这一点。我们结束了。我们将会以压倒性的票数淘汰这个家伙。”
 

Trump insults Harris as 'a monster' morning after vice presidential debate

PresidentDonald Trumpon Thursday attacked Sen.Kamala Harrisas "a monster" the day after thevice presidential debate.

"This monster that was on stage with Mike Pence, who destroyed her last night by the way, but this monster, she says no no there won’t be fracking, everything she said is a lie," Trump said in aninterviewwith Fox Business anchor Maria Bartiromo.

He went on to call her "horrible,” and “totally unlikeable,” as well as a “communist."

Democratic vice presidential nominee Senator Kamala Harris speaks during the vice presidential campaign debate with Vice President Mike Pence held on the campus of the University of Utah in Salt Lake City, Oct. 7, 2020.

This is not the first time the president has launched baseless attacks against Harris since she became the Democratic vice presidential candidate and the first Black woman on a major-party ticket.

He's called her "incompetent," a "super liberal," and has painted a dark picture to his supporters of what would happen if Harris had to take over as president.

At a September rally in Fayetteville, North Carolina, Trump fabricated a White House conversation in which a President Joe Biden was forced to sign documents he didn't understand.

President Donald Trump stands on the balcony outside of the Blue Room as returns to the White House Monday, Oct. 5, 2020.

He mimicked Biden as saying: "I'm getting tired. I'd like to rest. I'd like to let Kamala take over as president!"

"That's no way to get into the office, because we're going to have a woman president someday, but you know what? It can't be Kamala," Trump said.

"Never!" a person in the crowd screamed.

Harris' team declined to comment on Trump’s “monster” comment Thursday morning.

In an exclusiveinterviewwith ABC "World News Tonight" Anchor David Muir in August, Harris brushed off insults directed at her by Trump, saying they reflect the president's attempts to "distract the American people."

"President Trump has referred to you as 'nasty,' a sort of 'madwoman,' a 'disaster,' the 'meanest,' 'most horrible,' 'most disrespectful of anybody in the U.S. Senate.' How do you define what you hear from the president?" Muir asked Harris.

The California senator responded, "I think that there is so much about what comes out of Donald Trump's mouth that is designed to distract the American people from what he is doing every day. That is about neglect, negligence and harm to the American people."

Shaunna Thomas, executive director of the organization UltraViolet, which describes itself as a community of one million people "mobilized to fight sexism and create a more inclusive world that accurately represents all women," said that women are "tired" of Trump's "racism and sexism that has caused him to have the greatest gender gap in history."

"Trump is going all in on the racism and sexism that has caused him to have the greatest gender gap in history," Thomas said. "Women are tired of this. We’re done. And we’re going to show up in overwhelming numbers to vote this guy out."

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