特朗普及其盟友掌控的保守派媒体正利用法国的抗议骚乱场景为11月中期选举进行政治宣传，声称这是激进左翼政策的后果，并以此警告美国民众。1特朗普在堪萨斯州周一的集会上声称"移民"和"共产主义者"对法国骚乱负责，并指控这是"激进民主党人想对美国做的事"。1包括Fox News、Newsmax和OAN等多个保守派媒体频道的主持人纷纷跟进这一政治叙事，在同一时间段内推送相同的信息。1
肖恩·汉尼提在周二表示："这是，遗憾的是，我认为是故意设计的——左翼试图摧毁自由世界、西方文明。"1劳拉·英格拉罕则列举了政策对比，声称"从移民灾难，到财政管理不善，同样的承诺：免费大学、政府资助医疗、征税富人、气候变化、开放边界——他们都在这里被推销"。1共和党众议员汤姆·埃默也加入这一论调，表示"你不能在一个国家内建立另一个国家"。1OAN的大卫·波拉克在推特上声称"现在在意大利发生了：输入第三世界，就会发生这种情况。马克思主义者接下来会来美国"。1
Conservative media outlets aligned with Donald Trump have amplified scenes of protest turmoil in France to mobilize voters before the November midterm elections, framing civil unrest abroad as a cautionary tale about left-wing governance. 1 Multiple hosts across Fox News, Newsmax, and One America News have adopted a "France as warning" narrative, linking European instability to Democratic Party policies in an apparent effort to stoke voter anxiety. 1
Trump himself invoked the European situation at a Monday rally in Kansas, attributing the French unrest to "immigrants" and "communists," while characterizing it as reflective of what "radical Democrats want to do to America." 1 Sean Hannity echoed this framing on Tuesday, claiming the unrest was "unfortunately, I think, by design—the left trying to destroy the free world, Western civilization." 1 Laura Ingraham drew explicit policy parallels, noting that "the same promises" advanced by the left in Europe—including free university, government-funded healthcare, wealth taxation, climate action, and open borders—are being pushed in the United States. 1
Republican Representative Tom Emmer contributed to the messaging, stating "you cannot build another country within a country," while David Polak of OAN tweeted that events unfolding in Italy demonstrate what happens when "you import the Third World" and warned that "Marxists are coming to America next." 1 The coordinated messaging across these conservative outlets during the same timeframe underscores a unified political strategy to reshape midterm election discourse through international events. 1
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