美国副总统 JD Vance 周二在密歇根州豪厄尔（Howell）举行的一场竞选集会上，显著升级了对民主党参议员候选人阿卜杜勒·埃尔-赛义德（Abdul El-Sayed）的攻击。1 Vance 将法国巴黎的抗议活动描述为“来自遥远地方的成群戴面具的暴徒”，并借此影射埃尔-赛义德，声称如果暴徒烧毁纽约或底特律，“Hasan Pikrs 和 El-Sayeds 就会在那里带领他们并为他们欢呼”。1
双方围绕移民、宗教和治安问题展开激烈言论交锋，此前前总统 Donald Trump 已称埃尔-赛义德为“jihadist”（圣战者），并指责其站在恐怖分子一边。1 Chris Murphy 参议员对此表示担忧，称针对穆斯林美国人的协调攻击是一场“将我们带到非常、非常黑暗的地方”的前奏。1 研究人员指出，这是自 9/11 事件以来美国选举政治中最为集中的伊斯兰恐惧症言论浪潮之一。1
Vice President JD Vance escalated his attacks on Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed during a campaign rally in Howell, Michigan, on Tuesday. 1 Vance linked El-Sayed to left-wing protests in Paris and claimed that the candidate would lead mobs to "burn down" Detroit. 1 Specifically, Vance stated that if mobs were burning New York or Detroit, "Hasan Pikrs and El-Sayeds" would be there leading them and cheering for them. 1 He described the protesters in Paris as "hordes of masked rioters from faraway places," using this imagery to implicitly target El-Sayed. 1
This rhetoric follows previous comments by former President Donald Trump, who labeled El-Sayed a "jihadist" and accused him of standing with terrorists. 1 The intense verbal clashes have centered on issues of immigration, religion, and public safety. 1 Senator Chris Murphy described the coordinated attacks on Muslim Americans as a prelude that is taking the country into a "very, very dark place." 1 Researchers indicate that this represents one of the most concentrated waves of Islamophobic rhetoric in U.S. electoral politics since the September 11 attacks. 1
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