特朗普当局对伊朗发动的战争不知何时才能终止。看到听到有关战争的报道让我想起2016年竞选期间,他大声许诺 "no new wars (不会发动新的战争)"。然而他发动的伊朗战争造成巨额经济损失和严重人员伤亡,典型的损人不利己,更别提之前他还下令突袭委内瑞拉、抓捕了人家总统。老流氓说话如放屁。
特朗普当年怎么说
特朗普的竞选核心之一是结束“无休止的战争”并不再开启新的冲突,他曾使用诸如“我不会发动战争”“不再有愚蠢的海外战争”等表述。
但在 2026 年伊朗冲突爆发后,他在 NBC 表示自己“没有保证过任何事情”,与已有的竞选记录相矛盾。
他在竞选期间的实际表述
新闻档案与事实核查机构记录显示,特朗普多次使用如下表述:
- “不会有新的战争。”
- “我不会发动战争。”
- “我不会让你们去愚蠢的海外战争中送死。”
- “战争的年代将结束。”
这些出现在:
- 2024 年宾州、威州竞选集会
- 2024 年共和党全国代表大会演讲
- 2024 年胜选之夜讲话
- 多次竞选采访
CNN、Politico、美联社、Snopes 等媒体均有记录。
后来的情况
在 2026 年 6 月 NBC《Meet the Press》采访中,特朗普表示:
“我没有保证不会有战争。”
“我没有承诺任何事情。”
这与媒体整理的竞选记录直接矛盾。
为什么这一矛盾重要
因为“无新战争”承诺是:
- 其竞选品牌的核心之一
- 在演讲中反复强调
- 共和党宣传的重要内容
- 用来塑造其“和平总统”形象
当美伊冲突在 2026 年升级后,这一矛盾成为媒体关注焦点。
Trump repeatedly promised “no new wars” during his campaigns — especially in 2016 and again very explicitly in 2024 — but later denied having made such a pledge. factually.co factually.co
Concise takeaway
Trump campaigned on ending “endless wars” and not starting new ones, using lines like “I’m not going to start a war” and “no more stupid foreign wars.” After the 2026 Iran conflict began, he told NBC he “didn’t promise anything,” contradicting the documented campaign record. factually.co
What he actually said during campaigns
News archives and fact‑checks show Trump repeatedly used phrases such as:
- “No new wars.”
- “I’m not going to start a war.”
- “I will not send you to fight and die in stupid foreign wars.”
- “The years of war will be over.”
These appeared in:
- 2024 campaign rallies (Pennsylvania, Wisconsin)
- His July 2024 Republican National Convention speech
- His November 2024 victory-night remarks
- Interviews during the 2024 campaign
All major outlets (CNN, Politico, AP, Snopes) documented these statements. factually.co factually.co
What happened later
In June 2026, during an NBC Meet the Press interview, Trump said:
“I didn’t guarantee no war.”
“I didn’t promise anything.”
This directly contradicts the campaign record compiled by CNN, Snopes, Politico, AP, and others. factually.co
Why this contradiction matters
Because the “no new wars” pledge was:
- central to his campaign branding,
- repeated across speeches,
- amplified by GOP messaging,
- and used to portray him as a “peace president.”
When the U.S.–Iran conflict escalated in 2026, the discrepancy became a major point of media scrutiny. factually.co