为什么蓝色浪潮冲不破佛罗里达？德桑蒂斯揭秘：150万选民压倒
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| 0:00 | One state in these United States where last night's blue wave did not flip a Senate seat | 美国有一个州 昨晚的蓝波没有翻过参议院席位 |
| 0:05 | or a governor's mansion is the Sunshine State of Florida. | 或者州长的豪宅是佛罗里达州的阳光州 |
| 0:09 | Voters in Florida gave both of those races to Republicans, re-electing Senator Ashley | 佛罗里达州选民将这两个种族都给了共和党人,重新选举参议员阿什利. |
| 0:14 | Moody and electing Byron Donalds as governor. | 穆迪和选举拜伦·唐纳德斯为州长. |
| 0:18 | In fact, the first black governor of that state ever. | 事实上,是那个州的第一个黑人州长 |
| 0:22 | Joining us now to discuss the state's current Republican governor, Ron DeSantis. | 现在加入我们讨论该州的现任共和党州长罗恩·德桑蒂斯. |
| 0:27 | Governor DeSantis, thanks so much for joining us. | 德桑提斯州长 非常感谢你加入我们 |
| 0:29 | So you called last night's sweeping losses across the country, quote, close to an extinction | 所以,你称昨晚的损失 遍及全国,引用,接近灭绝 |
| 0:36 | level event for Republicans. | 共和党的级别活动。 |
| 0:37 | What do you think went so wrong for the GOP? | 你觉得GOP有什么问题? |
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| 1 | One state in these United States where last night's blue wave did not flip a Senate seat | 美国有一个州 昨晚的蓝波没有翻过参议院席位 |
| 2 | or a governor's mansion is the Sunshine State of Florida. | 或者州长的豪宅是佛罗里达州的阳光州 |
| 3 | Voters in Florida gave both of those races to Republicans, re-electing Senator Ashley | 佛罗里达州选民将这两个种族都给了共和党人,重新选举参议员阿什利. |
| 4 | Moody and electing Byron Donalds as governor. | 穆迪和选举拜伦·唐纳德斯为州长. |
| 5 | In fact, the first black governor of that state ever. | 事实上,是那个州的第一个黑人州长 |
| 6 | Joining us now to discuss the state's current Republican governor, Ron DeSantis. | 现在加入我们讨论该州的现任共和党州长罗恩·德桑蒂斯. |
| 7 | Governor DeSantis, thanks so much for joining us. | 德桑提斯州长 非常感谢你加入我们 |
| 8 | So you called last night's sweeping losses across the country, quote, close to an extinction | 所以,你称昨晚的损失 遍及全国,引用,接近灭绝 |
| 9 | level event for Republicans. | 共和党的级别活动。 |
| 10 | What do you think went so wrong for the GOP? | 你觉得GOP有什么问题? |
| 11 | Well, one, Jake, just you mentioned Florida, and I just want to say we were not immune | 好吧,一个,杰克,只是你提到佛罗里达州, 我只想说,我们没有免疫 |
| 12 | to this wave. | 对这波。 |
| 13 | I mean, we had to contend with it. | 我的意思是,我们不得不与之抗争。 |
| 14 | We saw it building. | 我们看到它正在建设。 |
| 15 | I brought candidates in at the beginning of the fall, I told them the line of scrimmage | 秋天开始时,我带了候选人进来, 我告诉他们, 线斜线 |
| 16 | is 10 points in their direction from where it was two years ago. | 这是他们方向的10点 从两年前。 |
| 17 | You better prepare. | 你最好准备好 |
| 18 | Trump won your district by 12. | 特朗普以12分赢得了你的地区. |
| 19 | You're in a two point race. | 你在两点比赛。 |
| 20 | You're not in a 12 point race. | 你不是在12点比赛。 |
| 21 | And so we saw that coming and we did lose about 10 points. | 因此,我们看到了这一点,我们确实损失了大约10分。 |
| 22 | But, you know, you look at Texas, they were 20 points off Trump's margin. | 但是,你知道,你看德克萨斯州, 他们比特朗普差20点。 |
| 23 | The governor of Texas lost by 7 percent. | 德州州长输了7% |
| 24 | Trump had won by 13. | 特朗普13岁就赢了 |
| 25 | So that was a 20 point swing. | 所以那是20点的摇摆。 |
| 26 | If we had a 20 point swing in Florida, you would have seen all those offices go down. | 如果我们在佛罗里达有20点的摇摆 你会看到那些办公室都倒塌了 |
| 27 | So I think part of what we did was just we built up a lot of trust with our voters over | 所以,我认为我们所做的一部分 只是我们建立了很多 信任我们的选民 |
| 28 | the years. | 这些年 |
| 29 | We have a reliable Republican voting base who, quite frankly, was not as enthused about | 我们有一个可靠的共和党投票基础, 坦率地说, 他没有被吸引 |
| 30 | voting this year as they were two years ago or four years ago. | 今年的投票方式是两年前或四年前。 |
| 31 | We had an important property tax amendment on the ballot and we were able to turn out | 投票时我们做了个重要的财产税修正案 我们终于找到了 |
| 32 | enough voters to be able to get these guys across the finish line. | 有足够的选民 能够让这些人越过终点线 |
| 33 | But listen, this was across the country, voters coming out, obviously on the Democrat side, | 但是,听着,这是全国, 选民出来,显然在民主党方面, |
| 34 | independents and even some crossover Republicans to express their displeasure about what's | 独立人士,甚至一些十字路口的共和党人 来表达他们对什么的不满 |
| 35 | going on in Washington at both sides of Pennsylvania Avenue. | 在华盛顿的宾夕法尼亚大道两侧 |
| 36 | But you also had Republican voters who stayed home because I think they were disappointed | 但你也有共和党选民 留在家里 因为我觉得他们很失望 |
| 37 | in the productivity of these members of Congress who were really didn't have much to run on. | 这些议员的生产力, 他们真的没有太多可以运行。 |
| 38 | I mean, I'm watching these TV commercials and they're running transgender ads. | 我的意思是,我在看这些电视广告 他们运行变性人广告。 |
| 39 | And I'm thinking to myself, we did all that stuff years ago in Florida. | 我在想,我们几年前在佛罗里达做了这些事。 |
| 40 | You're running that. | 你负责这个 |
| 41 | What are you actually going to accomplish for us? | 你到底要为我们做什么? |
| 42 | And so I just think that our candidates were on their heels. | 所以我认为我们的候选人在他们的脚跟上。 |
| 43 | And one of the things that I saw in Florida that the Democrats were doing against our | 我在佛罗里达州看到的 民主党反对我们 |
| 44 | candidates to some effect because they were able to hold some of the seats people thought | 因为他们能拥有人们认为的一些席位 |
| 45 | may flip, we didn't lose any Congress seats, but people thought Republicans would pick | 但人们以为共和党人会选择 |
| 46 | up a few. | 上一点 |
| 47 | You know, they were really hitting the issue of corruption and hitting it very hard. | 你知道,他们真的打击 腐败问题 和它非常重。 |
| 48 | I'm watching an ad on the World Series and I see them talking about one of our people | 我在看世界大赛的广告 我看到他们谈论我们的人之一 |
| 49 | voting against releasing the Epstein files. | 投票反对公布爱泼斯坦档案. |
| 50 | And I'm like, well, why would you not vote for that? | 我很喜欢,嗯,你为什么不投票? |
| 51 | We ran on that in 2024 talking about the stock trading, talking about some of the other things | 我们在2024年谈股票交易 谈其他事情 |
| 52 | where people are making money in the swamp now. | 人们在沼泽中赚钱 |
| 53 | That was a big part of this election. | 这是这次选举的一大部分。 |
| 54 | Yeah. | 对 |
| 55 | Vice President, J.D. | 副总裁,J.D. |
| 56 | Vance said this morning, quote, the reason we lost is the war unquote. | 万斯今早说 引证一下 我们输的原因就是战争 |
| 57 | Do you agree that that's one of the reasons your party lost? | 你同意这是你党失败的原因之一吗? |
| 58 | One of the reasons for sure, but specifically the fact that it's dragged on. | 肯定的原因之一, 但具体地说,它是拖着的。 |
| 59 | It's kind of an open-ended conflict. | 这是一种开放式的冲突。 |
| 60 | You know, we had been, as Republicans, very concerned. | 你知道,我们一直, 作为共和党人, 非常担心。 |
| 61 | I served in Iraq. | 我在伊拉克服役过 |
| 62 | I mean, you and I have talked about this. | 我是说,你和我谈过了 |
| 63 | It was kind of an open-ended conflict. | 这是一种没有限制的冲突。 |
| 64 | It was very unpopular. | 它非常不受欢迎。 |
| 65 | We were trying to do social engineering. | 我们试图做社会工程。 |
| 66 | And so kind of the Republican mantra since Trump came on the scene was, you know, we | 自从特朗普上场以来 共和党的口号就是 |
| 67 | don't want to get in these open-ended conflicts. | 不想卷入这些无限制的冲突 |
| 68 | And that's what this has become, a little bit different than Iraq for sure. | 这就是现在的情况, 和伊拉克有一点不同。 |
| 69 | But I think this one was important because that had a direct effect on people's pocketbooks. | 但我认为这个很重要,因为这直接影响到人们的袖珍书。 |
| 70 | Every time they went to the gas pump, they saw the gas higher. | 每当他们去加油泵, 他们看到气体更高。 |
| 71 | And I've criticized some of our Republican congressmen and Senate candidates running | 我批评了一些共和党议员和参议院候选人竞选 |
| 72 | around the country trying to blame the high gas prices on Biden. | 整个国家都在试图把高昂的天然气价格归咎于拜登。 |
| 73 | Gas was $3 a gallon a year and a half ago, and now it's four. | 一年半前的汽油是每加仑3美元,现在是4美元。 |
| 74 | And it's four because of the Iraq war. | 而为四因伊拉克战争. |
| 75 | So when you gaslight people, they don't trust you on anything else. | 所以当你们点燃汽油时 他们就不相信你们 |
| 76 | So that was definitely one issue, but it's also the broader inflation. | 所以,这绝对是一个问题, 但它也是更广泛的通货膨胀。 |
| 77 | You know, when our candidates say, oh, inflation is only 3.7 percent, it was higher, you know, | 你知道,当我们的候选人说, 哦,通货膨胀只有3.7%, 它更高,你知道, |
| 78 | four years ago. | 4年前,我刚说 |
| 79 | Yes, the rate is lower, but this is a cumulative effect that you're having on prices. | 是的,利率较低,但这是你对价格的累积影响。 |
| 80 | So you don't get the old prices back. | 故不复取旧价. |
| 81 | That's 3.7 percent on top of everything else consumers have had to endure. | 在消费者必须忍受的一切之外,还有3.7%。 |
| 82 | So when they go to the grocery store, they're reminded of that and their wages are not keeping | 所以当他们去杂货店时, 他们被提醒了这一点, 他们的工资没有保持 |
| 83 | up with the cost of living. | 加上生活费用 |
| 84 | So yes, Iran was part of it, but specifically how that related to the cost of living for | 因此,是的,伊朗是其中的一部分,但具体地说,这与生活费用的关系如何? |
| 85 | everyday Americans. | 每天美国人。 |
| 86 | Do you think that the Republican Party needs to move away from Trumpism, the MAGA movement, | 你认为共和党需要远离特朗普主义,MAGA运动, |
| 87 | into a new era for the GOP? | 进入GOP的新时代? |
| 88 | Well, I think President Trump is a unique figure in American political history because | 我认为特朗普总统是美国政治史上独一无二的人物,因为 |
| 89 | he had a unique brand. | 他有一个独特的品牌。 |
| 90 | He has a persona that has attracted a lot of support across really the political spectrum. | 他的性格在政治界吸引了很多人的支持。 |
| 91 | I mean, there are people who consider themselves Trump Republicans who aren't on the same page | 有些人认为自己是特朗普的共和党人 他们不在同一页 |
| 92 | as other Trump Republicans. | 和其他特朗普共和党人一样 |
| 93 | They see in him, you know, different things. | 他们从他身上看到不同的东西 |
| 94 | I think the reality is, is there's nobody in our party, you know, that has that outsized | 我认为现实是,我们党里没有人, 你知道,那已经超出了规模 |
| 95 | persona and brand. | 个性与品牌。 |
| 96 | And so how do you then go going forward? | 那么,你如何继续前进呢? |
| 97 | I think it's got to be ideas based. | 我认为它必须是基于想法的。 |
| 98 | I think it's got to be, you know, based on what are we trying to accomplish? | 我认为它必须是,你知道,基于 我们试图实现什么? |
| 99 | What do we stand for? | 我们代表什么? |
| 100 | That's what we've done in Florida. | 这就是我们在佛罗里达所做的。 |
| 101 | You know, we set out a bunch of things to do. | 你知道,我们提出 一堆事情要做。 |
| 102 | We were very aggressive at accomplishing them. | 我们非常积极地完成这些任务。 |
| 103 | We delivered results for people. | 我们为人民带来了成果。 |
| 104 | So I think we're going to move into an ideas based future because I don't think there's | 所以,我认为我们将进入一个基于想法的未来,因为我认为没有 |
| 105 | anybody that would be able to take up all the oxygen in the room the way the president | 任何能像总统那样 拿走房间里所有氧气的人 |
| 106 | can. | 能够。 |
| 107 | Are you considering running for president in 2028 to be part of that ideas debate? | 你是否考虑在2028年竞选总统 成为思想辩论的一部分? |
| 108 | So oftentimes here, oh, he's obviously planning this. | 所以经常在这里, 哦,他显然在计划这个。 |
| 109 | You know, I haven't planned anything. | 你知道,我没有计划什么。 |
| 110 | I have a job to do. | 我还有工作要做。 |
| 111 | The midterms was an important marker because you need to see what the political environment | 中期报告很重要 因为你需要看看政治环境 |
| 112 | is going to do. | 将会做。 |
| 113 | I got some more things I got to do and I'll be a free man come January 5th. | 我还有事情要做 我将成为一个自由人 1月5日来。 |
| 114 | Not that I'm counting down to that. | 我不是在数到这个 |
| 115 | And then we'll look to see the landscape. | 然后看风景. |
| 116 | I mean, I think there's two things that last night would be something people should consider. | 我的意思是,我认为有两件事 昨晚是人们应该考虑的。 |
| 117 | One is the viability of the Republican brand nationally in 2028. | 一是2028年全国共和党品牌的可行性. |
| 118 | The reality is, last night, if we ran George Washington, if he had an R by his name, he | 事实是,昨晚,如果我们运行乔治华盛顿, 如果他有一个R他的名字,他 |
| 119 | would have lost. | 会输的 |
| 120 | And so what's going to change the political trajectory between now and 2028? | 那么,从现在到2028年,政治轨迹将发生什么变化? |
| 121 | If we're not competitive in a state like Texas, you know, we obviously aren't going to be | 如果我们在德克萨斯州没有竞争对手 我们显然不会 |
| 122 | competitive nationally. | 国家竞争力。 |
| 123 | The other thing I think is, you know, somebody that wants to run, why are you running? | 还有一件事我想,你知道, 一个想跑的人, 你为什么跑? |
| 124 | Do you have something you want to accomplish? | 你有什么要做的事吗? |
| 125 | I'm more about doing it, anything I do to accomplish things, not to be somebody. | 我更喜欢做,做任何事情来完成事情, 而不是做一个人。 |
| 126 | The reality is, the Democrats won such a big majority in the House and Senate that a Republican | 现实是,民主党在众议院和参议院赢得了如此大多数,以至于共和党人 |
| 127 | president, if they could even get elected in 28, would almost assuredly have a Democrat | 总统,如果他们能在28年当选, 几乎肯定有一个民主党 |
| 128 | House and Senate on some level. | 众议院和参议院在某种程度上。 |
| 129 | That has huge impact on your ability to staff an administration, to get judges on courts | 这对你为行政部门配备工作人员、让法官出庭的能力产生了巨大影响 |
| 130 | of appeals and potentially the U.S. Supreme Court. | 上诉和潜在的美国最高法院。 |
| 131 | So the dust is settling, you know, I'm going to look at that. | 所以尘埃正在凝结, 你知道,我要看看。 |
| 132 | And like I said, I haven't planned anything because I just think that this is a very uncertain | 就像我说的,我什么都没计划,因为我觉得这很不确定 |
| 133 | time. | 时间。 |
| 134 | But last night was should be a wake up call for our party. | 但昨晚应该是我们党的警钟 |
| 135 | We really got blasted into oblivion and Florida is kind of the last one standing because Texas | 我们真的被遗忘了 佛罗里达是最后一个站着的 因为德克萨斯州 |
| 136 | had been our other big anchor, Florida and Texas, certainly for the last 20, 25 years. | 佛罗里达州和德克萨斯州 过去20、25年来 一直是我们另一个大主播 |
| 137 | And now we are really the last one. | 现在我们是最后一个了。 |
| 138 | That's not enough to win a national election. | 这不足以赢得全国大选. |
| 139 | Florida Governor Ron DeSantis had sounded the alarm about the GOP's possible future. | 佛罗里达州长罗恩·德桑蒂斯(英语:Ron DeSantis)曾对GOP可能的未来发出警报. |
| 140 | He said, OK, I said no one predicted it. | 他说,好吧,我说 没有人预言。 |
| 141 | I guess I'm slightly corrected. | 我想我有点更正了 |
| 142 | Ron DeSantis said Dems will get 55 Senate seats and 250 House seats. | 罗恩·德桑蒂斯表示,德姆斯将获得55个参议院席位和250个众议院席位. |
| 143 | I mean, what did he see Mississippi? | 他看见密西西比州了? |
| 144 | Looking at the Senate map and considering such a massive House margin, it's unlikely | 看看参议院的地图 考虑如此庞大的众议院空间 不太可能 |
| 145 | Republicans will recapture Congress in 2028, might not have a shot at Senate control until | 共和党人将在2028年夺回国会, 可能不会有机会控制参议院,直到 |
| 146 | 2032. | 2032 (英语). |
| 147 | So some brutal honesty from from the governor of Florida this morning. | 今天早上佛罗里达州长的 残忍的诚实 |
| 148 | We mostly got wiped out across the map. | 我们大部分在地图上被消灭了 |
| 149 | We barely held on in Florida. | 我们几乎在佛罗里达州坚持。 |
| 150 | You know, you know, we're talking about these other states in the south. | 你知道,你知道,我们正在谈论 这些其他州 在南方。 |
| 151 | Look, in Florida, we won the Senate race and the governor's race, but we underperformed | 听着 在佛罗里达州 我们赢得了参议院的比赛 和州长的比赛 但是我们表现不佳 |
| 152 | by 10 or 11 points. | 10或11点。 |
| 153 | We lost independence 70 to 30 in Florida, too. | 我们在佛罗里达州也失去了独立70到30人. |
| 154 | Well, you were pointing out in Florida, Republicans and I've seen these numbers over months over | 你在佛罗里达州发现 共和党人 我几个月来见过这些数字 |
| 155 | these past couple of years. | 这些年来。 |
| 156 | You had registered more Republicans, in fact, like a 12-point advantage, and then you barely | 你登记了更多的共和党人, 事实上,像一个12点的优势, 然后你几乎没有 |
| 157 | win either of those by what, a point or two? | 赢得其中任何一个 以什么,一两点? |
| 158 | We have a 12-point voter registration advantage. | 我们有12点的选民登记优势。 |
| 159 | We won the race by 1.4 points. | 我们以1.4分赢得了比赛. |
| 160 | Byron Donalds spent almost 180 million dollars. | 拜伦·唐纳德斯花了近1.8亿美元. |
| 161 | David Jolley spent 28 million dollars and lost by 1.4 points. | 大卫·乔莱花费了2800万美元,输了1.4分. |
| 162 | Angie Nixon ran a fabulous campaign on peanuts. | 安琪·尼克松对花生进行了一场精彩的竞选. |
| 163 | I think when you look at when the dust settles, I think she might have got the most votes | 我想当你看着尘埃落定时 她可能会得到最多的选票 |
| 164 | for the most votes for the least amount of money spent across the entire map in Florida. | 在佛罗里达州整个地图上花费的最少的钱 |
| 165 | She really overperformed. | 她真的表现过度了 |
| 166 | And I think what this is going to mean is like in Texas, where the Democrats turned | 我想这意味着什么 在德克萨斯州, 民主党转身 |
| 167 | it blue, the Democrats are going to see what happened in Florida and see it as being worthwhile | 蓝色的 民主党人会看到佛罗里达州发生的事情 认为这是值得的 |
| 168 | investing to try to flip it in 28 or try to flip it in 30. | 投资尝试28年翻转或30年翻转. |
| 169 | So I think Republicans, we've got to really do a lot of soul-searching, we've got to | 所以,我认为共和党人, 我们必须做很多 灵魂搜索,我们必须 |
| 170 | have better messaging, we've got to listen to people more, maybe channel a little bit | 有更好的信息,我们得 听更多的人,也许频道一点点 |
| 171 | more Ron DeSantis and a little bit less Donald Trump to have a shot. | 更多是罗恩·德桑蒂斯 少一点唐纳德·特朗普的镜头 |
| 172 | Or a lot less Donald Trump, as voters may have said. | 或少得多的唐纳德·特朗普, 选民可能说过。 |
| 173 | But you know, people watching around the world, right, it is an amazing moment in American | 但是,你知道,人们看 世界各地,正确的, 这是一个惊人的时刻 在美国 |
| 174 | politics and I think one where the entire world is watching to say, well, what is America? | 政治,我想是全世界都在看的 美国是什么? |
| 175 | What is America? | 美国是什么? |
| 176 | Well, America gave an answer to that last night. | 美国昨晚给出了答案 |
| 177 | You see the balance there right now. | 你现在看到平衡了 |
| 178 | 64 seats remaining, but right now the Democrats have picked up 28 seats. | 剩下的64个席位,但现在民主党已经获得了28个席位。 |
| 179 | There are 232 compared to the Republicans, 139. | 与共和党相比共有232个,139个. |
| 180 | Truly a dramatic, dramatic win for the Democrats. | 对民主党来说,这是一场戏剧性的、戏剧性的胜利。 |
| 181 | Remember, 218 is the majority. | 记住,218是多数。 |
| 182 | You need 218 seats to be the majority in the House and the Democrats already have 232 and | 众议院需要218个席位 民主党已经有232个 |
| 183 | potentially there are more pickups awaiting. | 可能会有更多的皮卡等待。 |
| 184 | A Democrat success comes despite Republicans redistricting efforts and that includes three | 尽管共和党重新划区,包括3个选区,民主党还是取得了成功。 |
| 185 | seats in Florida where the Democrats fended off those Republican redistricting challenges | 在佛罗里达州的席位 民主党取消了那些共和党 重新分区的挑战 |
| 186 | and they were intense. | 他们是激烈的。 |
| 187 | One of those winners is Democratic Congresswoman Kathy Castor in Florida's 14th Congressional | 其中一位获奖者是佛罗里达州第14届国会 民主党国会议员凯西·卡斯托 |
| 188 | District and she joins us right now. | 区和她现在加入我们。 |
| 189 | Congresswoman Castor, first of all, congratulations on your win. | 众议员卡斯托,首先祝贺你的胜利. |
| 190 | Tell us what it tells you that the Democrats were able to defy the Republicans' very intense | 告诉我们它是什么告诉你,民主党 能够藐视共和党非常激烈 |
| 191 | efforts to redistrict those districts in order to try to get a better stance for the Republicans. | 努力重新划分这些地区,以努力为共和党找到更好的立场。 |
| 192 | Well, the American people sent a very strong message, including here in Florida, that they | 美国人民发出了一个非常强烈的信息,包括在佛罗里达,他们 |
| 193 | want relief from the high cost of living and they spent $25 million in my gerrymandered | 想要从高额生活费用中解脱出来 他们花了2500万美元在我的宝石上 |
| 194 | district to try to defeat me, but a lot of hard work and a focus on that high cost of | 试图打败我, 但很多艰苦的工作 和专注于高成本 |
| 195 | living really helped carry the day here. | 住在这里真的帮了忙 |
| 196 | I'm grateful to my neighbors for the faith they have in me and that means we have to | 感谢邻居们对我的信任 这意味着我们必须 |
| 197 | work in a bipartisan way. | 以两党的方式工作。 |
| 198 | This is a Trump plus 10 district that they drew in gerrymandering, but people, there | 这是特朗普加10个小区 他们画的宝石,但人们,在那里 |
| 199 | was a real backlash to that. | 这是真正的反弹。 |
| 200 | There was people, when I was talking with folks in new parts of Tampa Hillsboro County | 有人,当我和坦帕山伯勒县新区的人谈话时 |
| 201 | that I haven't represented before, they said, you know, we need relief. | 我之前没有代理过 他们说我们需要解脱 |
| 202 | What are you going to do? | 你打算怎么办? |
| 203 | And it just seems like the GOP was not listening. | 似乎GOP没在听 |
| 204 | Instead of throwing people a lifeline, they threw them an anchor. | 他们不是扔人命脉 而是扔锚 |
| 205 | They took away the health care tax credits. | 他们拿走了医疗税抵免额。 |
| 206 | They imposed tariffs and higher costs when you went to the grocery store. | 当你去杂货店时 他们征收了关税和更高的成本 |
| 207 | They started a war without much debate and now they were paying at the pump. | 他们发动了一场战争,没有多少争论 现在他们正在支付泵。 |
| 208 | So that's my takeaway, that a singular focus on the high cost of living and people expect | 因此,这是我的外卖, 一个独特的关注 高生活成本和人们期望 |
| 209 | us to deliver. | 我们来提供。 |
| 210 | I noticed that, I was watching that race, a man you probably know, Congressman Moskowitz, | 我注意到,我在看那场比赛 一个你可能认识的人,莫斯科维茨议员 |
| 211 | Democrat of Florida, he represents the Boca Raton area over there in Florida. | 佛罗里达州的民主党人 他代表佛罗里达州的Boca Raton地区 |
| 212 | They tried to redistrict his district to throw in potentially more Republicans and he easily | 他们试图重新划分他的区 以投放更多的共和党人 他很容易 |
| 213 | won re-election. | 赢得连任。 |
| 214 | Were you surprised by that? | 你对此感到惊讶吗? |
| 215 | I wasn't surprised because, again, here in Florida, the cost of living is so high. | 我并不感到惊讶,因为,在佛罗里达,生活费用如此之高。 |
| 216 | Florida's a little bit different because, yes, we have a high grocery cost and housing | 佛罗里达州有点不一样,因为,是的, 我们有一个高的杂货和住房成本 |
| 217 | costs like other parts, but we rely on the Affordable Care Act. | 成本像其他部分, 但我们依赖 负担得起的护理法案。 |
| 218 | So when they ripped away those tax credits to provide massive tax breaks to the wealthy | 所以当他们撕开这些税收抵免 给富人提供大量的税收减免 |
| 219 | and the well-connected, people blanched at that. | 和那些关系密切的人, |
| 220 | Also, we are high in military, I represent a military town, MacDill Air Force Base, Central | 而且,我们军事水平很高, 我代表一个军事城镇,麦克迪尔空军基地,中央 |
| 221 | Command Special Operations Command, and when I talk to military families, the economic | 特种作战司令部, 当我与军队家属交谈时,经济 |
| 222 | uncertainty wasn't just at the gas pump, it's in their everyday lives as they had spouses | 不确定不仅仅是在加油站, 是在他们的日常生活中,因为他们有配偶 |
| 223 | deployed and very high tempo and just how long is this going to go on? | 部署和非常高节奏 还要持续多久? |
| 224 | What is the strategy? | 战略是什么? |
| 225 | What is the end game that was wearing on people as well? | 到底什么是游戏 穿在人们? |
| 226 | During the campaign, Congresswoman, you highlighted that you have broken with your own Democratic | 竞选期间,议员女士,你强调 你已经打破了自己的民主党 |
| 227 | Party on at least some issues. | 至少就一些问题开派对 |
| 228 | What topics do you expect to break with your party once you're sworn in? | 宣誓就职后,你期望与你的党决裂什么话题? |
| 229 | Well, I hope we can unify around ethics reform. | 我希望我们能团结在道德改革上 |
| 230 | We need to ban congressional stock trading. | 我们要禁止国会的股票交易 |
| 231 | I did cross the aisle to support a Republican bill, but I hope we can strengthen the congressional | 我确实穿过过道支持共和党的法案 但我希望我们能加强国会 |
| 232 | stock trading ban and extend it to the executive branch. | 股票交易禁令并扩大到行政部门。 |
| 233 | There are ethics laws in place right now, but obviously, we need to strengthen them | 现在有道德法律,但显然我们需要加强 |
| 234 | because people are fed up with the corruption. | 因为人们厌倦了腐败 |
| 235 | They see politicians and folks in the administration, the president himself, enriching himself at | 他们看到政治家和民众在政府, 总统本人,丰富自己在 |
| 236 | a time when they're being asked to pay more at the grocery store and the gas pump and | 当他们被要求支付更多 在杂货店和加油泵, |
| 237 | for healthcare, and it just became too much, and that's why I think a lot of people crossed | 医疗,它只是变得太多, 这就是为什么我认为很多人交叉 |
| 238 | the aisle. | 过道。 |
| 239 | They didn't buy into the gerrymandering. | 他们没买进果汁店 |
| 240 | I think that felt like part of a rig game as well, and in the end, people do not like | 我觉得这感觉就像钻机游戏的一部分 最后人们不喜欢 |
| 241 | cheaters. | 骗子 |
| 242 | They just want you to treat them fairly, to listen and to get things done. | 他们只是希望你公平对待他们, 倾听和解决问题。 |
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