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共和党大会上“抢风头”的伊万卡，特朗普家族的女性都是狠角色

发表时间：2020-09-04 14:43:52

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美国东部时间8月27日周四晚上，为期4天的共和党全国代表大会接近尾声。毫无悬念的，特朗普正式成为2020年美国总统选举共和党候选人。而其中颇受瞩目莫过于特朗普最偏爱的大女儿伊万卡，她发表了18分钟左右的演讲。

“我不敢相信这么多政客实际上更愿意抱怨问题，而不是解决问题。我很震惊地看到人们没有解决重大挑战，因此他们可以在下届选举中将责任归咎于对方，然后在下一次竞选中拿来反击。唐纳德·特朗普来到华盛顿只有一个原因：使美国再次伟大！”

“我们想为孩子留下什么样的美国？我比以往任何时候都更加确定，我们希望有这样一个未来，我们的孩子可以相信美国的伟大。我们想有一个这样的社会，每个孩子都能生活在安全的社区里并且可以去一所自己选择的好学校。”

“我们想要一种文化，容忍不同意见和辩论；尊重执法；庆祝我们国家丰富的多元化；各个背景、种族、性别和信仰的人都有机会发挥上帝赋予的潜力。这是我父亲每天努力建设的未来。”

“尽管华盛顿选择站边，但我们的总统选择常识。在政客选择政党的地方，我们的总统选择人民。”

“华盛顿并没有改变唐纳德·特朗普。唐纳德·特朗普改变了华盛顿。”

其实，除了作为总统的特朗普，他的兄弟和儿子并不太受关注或者不受欢迎，反而家族中的女性比起男性更具存在感，屡次成为新闻头条的主角。

最受瞩目的莫过于特朗普的长女伊万卡。

伊万卡出生于1981年，是特朗普与第一任妻子的第二个孩子，她上面还有个哥哥。15岁之前，伊万卡一直在纽约曼哈顿上学，之后转学至康涅狄格州的知名寄宿高中乔特罗斯玛丽。据伊万卡自己回忆，寄宿学校的生活就像在坐牢，而她之前的那些朋友却可以在纽约纵情享乐。

伊万卡入读乔治城大学后不久就转入宾夕法尼亚大学沃顿商学院，主修经济，跟她父亲特朗普总统的求学经历如出一辙。大学毕业后，伊万卡主要在特朗普集团里工作，还与人合作创办了以自己名字命名的珠宝服装品牌。

2015年，伊万卡开始协助特朗普的总统竞选，频繁在各种场合发表演讲，2016年的共和党代表大会中更是风光一时无俩。

2017年3月，特朗普上任后不久，伊万卡就被任命为总统高级顾问，开始进一步打入白宫权力核心。2018年，伊万卡索性正式宣布关闭她的公司，从此专心从政。

而2020年共和党大会伊万卡的再次高调亮相，更是让人们看到了一颗冉冉升起的共和党新星。现在看来，比起特朗普的其他子女，伊万卡无疑是最有可能继承他政治遗产的候选人。

伊万卡如此的野心和能力似乎在家族中有迹可循，她的曾祖母（也就是特朗普的奶奶）也是一位很有成就的女性，可以说是整个特朗普商业帝国的创始人和掌门人。

伊丽莎白（Elizabeth ChristTrump）出生于20世纪初德国的一个贫穷家庭，后来跟邻居家的儿子弗雷德里克特朗普（Frederick Trump）结婚并移民到美国纽约，夫妻两人白手起家，养育子女，并开始涉足房地产。日子一天天富裕起来，可没想到他们碰上了人类历史上最致命大流行病之一的1918年流感（也称西班牙流感）。费雷德里克特朗普，也就是特朗普总统的爷爷，正是死于那次疫情。而当时，带着三个未成年子女的伊丽莎白担负起了经营家族产业的重担。

难得的是，伊丽莎白确实拥有与野心匹配的能力，她极具运营天赋，又很有商业眼光，丈夫遗留下来的房地产版图在她手中不断扩大。她的两个儿子也都很争气，大儿子弗雷德（也就是特朗普总统的爸爸）继承母亲衣钵能继续壮大特朗普家族产业，小儿子约翰则投身学术是麻省理工学院电子工程教授，同时也是美国国家工程院院士。

无论是在自身成就，还是在子女教育上，伊丽莎白都称得上是一位成功女性了。

说完高调进击的伊万卡，不得不提特朗普家另一位经常性低调寡言、偶尔跟总统唱反调的女性成员，第一夫人梅拉尼娅。与之前的第一夫人米歇尔奥巴马和希拉里克林顿不同，梅拉尼娅自己就一直明确表示，在白宫期间，她会以自己的方式做事，或者根本不做事。

这样的立场态度，让这位第一夫人远不及第一女儿伊万卡的曝光率高，也难怪总有一种言论称伊万卡更像是另一位“第一夫人”。

不过，梅拉尼娅也会偶尔做出“不走寻常路”的举动。

早在2020年4月初，当特朗普还在白宫宣传反口罩的信息时，梅拉尼娅就在Twitter上发布了一张自己戴着口罩的照片，鼓励美国人戴上面罩，保持社交距离。

媒体对梅拉尼娅的此类举动以赞赏褒扬为主，称赞梅拉尼能够“在不跟总统形成抵触的情况下巧妙地表达自己的观点”。

在此次共和党全国代表大会的第二天，梅拉尼娅也做了演讲，她希望人们可以将注意力集中在创造更美好明天，鼓励美国人团结起来，不要再打着正义的名号去施暴和抢劫，而是更加珍惜彼此。虽然梅拉尼娅并不像伊万卡那样在共和党内赢得声望（当然她自己也没有这样的意图），但她这次相对平和中立的演讲为她赢得了外界更广泛的好评。

虽然梅拉尼娅似乎无心政治，但由于伊万卡过度介入白宫事务，坊间一直传闻两人不和。而梅拉尼娅的前闺蜜Stephanie WinstonWolkoff 即将发布的新书似乎坐实了这样的传闻，说是有录音为证，梅拉尼娅不满伊万卡在总统就职演说时抢了特朗普的风头。

特朗普家族成员中还有位女性，在总统大选两党PK的关键时刻也狠狠抢了次“风头”。

玛丽特朗普（Mary Lea Trump），特朗普总统的亲侄女，她的父亲是特朗普总统的亲哥哥。因为当年对商业不感兴趣选择成为飞行员，玛丽的父亲一直不受家族待见，后来在40多岁时就死于酗酒导致的并发症。玛丽这一支也因此与特朗普总统一支不和，后来更是引发了激烈的遗产大战。

玛丽本人拥有临床心理学博士学位，她不仅在2016年总统大选时明确支持希拉里，更是在不久前出版的新书《永不满足：我的家族如何制造出了世界上最危险的人》中将矛头直指特朗普总统，称他“如今对这个世界的健康、经济安全和社会结构都构成了威胁”，还爆料了诸如特朗普SAT找代考等撒谎成性的丑闻，她自己也因此站在了舆论的风口浪尖。

特朗普家的这几位女性各具特色，野心也好，低调也罢，或者愤怒反击，不同立场和价值观下她们展现出不同的风貌，不过有一点是相同的，她们绝对都是不怯懦不妥协的狠角色。

伊万卡演讲全文如下：

Good evening. Before I begin, I want to send a specialmessage to everyone who’s been affected by Hurricane Laura. Our hearts are withyou. The president will continue to support you every step of the way, and justlike Americans always do, the nation will come together to help you rebuildyour homes, businesses and communities, stronger and more resilient than everbefore.

Four years ago, I introduced to you a builder, anentrepreneur, an outsider, and the people’s nominee for President of the UnitedStates. Tonight, I stand before you as the proud daughter of the people’spresident. He is our commander in chief, champion of the American worker,defender of common sense, and our voice for the forgotten men and women of thiscountry, he is our president and my father, Donald J. Trump.

This evening, I want to tell you about the leader Iknow and the moments I wish every American could see. I want to tell you thestory of a president who is fighting for you from dawn to midnight, when thecameras have left, the microphones are off, and the decisions really count.When Jared and I moved with our three children to Washington, we didn’t exactlyknow what we were in for, but our kids, our kids loved it from the start. Myson Joseph promptly built Grandpa a LEGO replica of the White House. Thepresident still displays it on the mantel in the Oval Office right over thereso that he can show world leaders just so they know he has the greatestgrandchildren on Earth. I agree.

Over the last four years, we’ve learned a lot. I’veseen in Washington it’s easy for politicians to survive if they silence theirconvictions and skip the hard fights. I couldn’t believe so many politiciansactually prefer to complain about a problem rather than fix it. I was shockedto see people leave major challenges unsolved so they can blame the other side,campaign on the same issue in the next election. But Donald Trump did not cometo Washington to win praise from the Beltway elites. Donald Trump came toWashington for one reason and one reason alone, to make America great again.

My father has strong convictions. He knows what hebelieves and he says what he thinks. Whether you agree with him or not, youalways know where he stands. I recognize that my dad’s communication style isnot to everyone’s taste and I know that his tweets can feel a bit unfiltered,but the results, the results speak for themselves. He is so unapologetic abouthis beliefs that he has caused me and countless Americans to take a hard lookat our own convictions and ask ourselves what do we stand for? What kind ofAmerica do we want to leave for our children? I am more certain than everbefore we want a future where our kids can believe in American greatness. Wewant a society where every child can live in a safe community and go to a greatschool of their choice.

We want a culture where differences of opinion anddebate are encouraged, not canceled, where law enforcement is respected, whereour country’s rich diversity is celebrated, and where people of allbackgrounds, races, genders and creeds have the chance to achieve theirGod-given potential. This is the future my father is working to build each andevery day.

Building after all is what he’s done his whole life.He has admired and befriended construction workers on countless job sites, butit has been a new and profound experience for him and for me to see these stoicmachinists and steelworkers come to him with a tear in their eye and thank himfor being the only person willing to go to the mat for them, for their jobs, fortheir families and for their futures. To the hardworking men and women acrossAmerica and here tonight, you are the reason my father fights with all of hisheart and all of his might. You are the reason he ran for president in thefirst place and you are the reason he is going to keep fighting for four moreyears.

Four more years. I remember one evening in earlyFebruary of 2018 we were in the Oval Office with my father’s top economicadvisors and the president was pushing to keep the promise he made torenegotiate the bad trade deals that had gutted millions of middle class jobs.Most of his advisors argued that the economy was so strong following ourhistoric tax and regulatory cuts that it didn’t make sense to risk rocking theboat. After the meeting as I walked with my father back towards the residencehe said, “You know, the reason this has never been done before is because ourleaders haven’t had the guts. When the economy is good, they settle for goodand when things are bad, they don’t have the will or ability so they kick thecan until it’s someone else’s problem.” He was right. If my father didn’t takeon these fights, no one would. In the months that followed, President Trumprefused to settle for a good deal. He wanted a great deal and ultimately thatis exactly what we got.

I remember each time he was updated on the progress ofthe new trade deal with Mexico and Canada, he would say, “Don’t let down thosedairy farmers I met in Wisconsin. I don’t want them to like this deal, I wantthem to love it.”

Today, in the midst of this unprecedented globalpandemic, it’s more clear than ever that our president was absolutely correctto take on trade when he did and bring our jobs, our factories and ourlifesaving medicines back to the USA.

As our nation endures this grave trial, I pray for thefamilies who are mourning the loss of a loved one, for those who are battlingCOVID-19 and for the first responders and the healthcare heroes who remain onthe frontline of this fight. The grief, sorrow and anxiety during this time isfelt by all. I’ve been with my father and I’ve seen the pain in his eyes whenhe receives updates on the lives that have been stolen by this plague. I havewitnessed him make some of the most difficult decisions of his life. I sat withhim in the Oval Office as he stopped travel to Europe. I watched him take thestrongest, most inclusive economy in a lifetime, the lowest unemployment in ahalf century and the highest wage increase for working families in decades, andclose it down to save American lives.

It is why our president rapidly mobilized the fullforce of government and the private sector to produce ventilators within weeks,to build the most robust testing system in the world, and to develop safe and effectivetreatments and very, very soon a vaccine. My father isn’t deterred by defeatistthinkers. The word impossible, well it only motivates him. Donald Trump rejectsthe cynical notion that this country’s greatest achievements are behind us. Hebelieves that nothing is beyond our reach and that the best is yet to come.

I have seen all of my life how my dad believes in thepotential of each individual. Earlier this evening, we were all inspired by theincredible testimony of Alice Johnson. A great-grandmother who was sentenced tolife in prison for a first-time non-violent drug offense. I was with my fatherwhen he decided to commute Alice’s life sentence. Together we watched Aliceleave prison after nearly 22 years, as she ran into the arms of her family andthey celebrated a joyful reunion, my father got very quiet. I could see theemotion on his face. After a long silence, he looked at me and said, “Imaginehow many people there are just like Alice.” From that point on, he became avoice for those who had been unfairly silenced in our prison system. PresidentTrump rectified the disparities of the 1994 Biden Crime Bill thatdisproportionately hurt African-Americans.

Against all odds, he brought together Republicans andDemocrats and passed the most significant criminal justice reform of ourgeneration and we’re just getting started.

My father did not campaign on this issue. He tackledthis injustice because he has a deep compassion for those who have been treatedunfairly. More than rhetoric and political prose, the ability to buildconsensus and achieve bipartisan success will help heal our country’s racialinequities and bring us forward together. President Trump is advancing theAmerican values of work and family. Four years ago in Cleveland, I saidPresident Trump would deliver for working women. Last year, over 70% of all newjobs were secured by women.

Four years ago I told you my father would focus onmaking child care affordable and accessible. In President Trump’s first term,we secured the largest ever increase for child care funding, giving more than800,000 low income families great child care at a cost they can afford. As partof Republican tax cuts in 2019 alone, our child tax credit put over $2,000.00into the pockets of 40 million American families.

Democrat politicians recently introduced a plan toincrease the child tax credit, yet when I was fighting less than three yearsago at the president’s direction to get Congress to double the child taxcredit, not a single Democrat voted to pass the law. We got it done anyway.

Four years ago I promised that President Trump wouldsupport mothers in the workforce. In his first year in office, he signed intolaw the first ever national paid leave tax credit. Today, eight million moreAmericans have access to this benefit.

Four years ago I said that Americans needed an economythat permits people to rise again. During President Trump’s first three yearsin office, 72% of all new jobs went to Americans who had been outside of theworkforce.

Four years ago I told you I would fight alongside myfather and four years later, here I am.

Many of the issues my father has championed are nothistorically Republican priorities, yet where Washington chooses sides, ourpresident chooses common sense. Where politicians choose party, our presidentchooses people.

Since the day he took the oath of office, I’ve watchedmy father take on the failed policies of the past and do what no leader hasdone before. Recently he took dramatic action to cut the cost of prescriptiondrugs despite fielding angry calls from the CEOs of nearly every majorpharmaceutical company. Now when we see attack ads paid for by big pharma, my dadsmiles and says to me, “You know? We’re doing something really right if they’rehitting us so hard.”

This spring, our president saw that American cropswere going to waste because food supply chains were disrupted by the virus. Hedirected Secretary Perdue and me to find a way to get this nutritious food,fresh fruit, vegetables, meat and dairy, to families most in need. Within amatter of days, we launched the Farmers to Family Food Box Program, which hasnow delivered over 100 million meals into the hands of American families.

To protect the most vulnerable among us, I’ve workedalongside the president as he signed into law nine pieces of legislation tocombat the evil of human trafficking.

I’ve stood by my father’s side at Dover Air Force Baseas he has received our fallen heroes and each time it has steeled his resolveto finally stop, finally stop, the endless foreign wars.

To change the paradigm in the Middle East, he took afresh approach. I heard foreign leaders beg him not to move the Americanembassy to Jerusalem, yet he delivered on a promise also made and unfulfilledby past presidents because my father knew that it was the right thing to do.

Defying all expectations, just weeks ago, he rewrotehistory again by making a peace agreement in the Middle East, the biggestbreakthrough in a quarter century.

For the first time in a long time, we have a presidentwho has called out Washington’s hypocrisy and they hate him for it. Dad, peopleattack you for being unconventional, but I love you for being real and Irespect you for being effective.

Our president refuses to surrender his beliefs toscore points with the political elite. To my father, you are the elite. You arethe only people he cares about scoring people with. If these problems were easyto solve, previous presidents would have done so. But you don’t achievedifferent results by doing things the same way.

Washington has not changedDonald Trump. Donald Trump has changed Washington.

America doesn’t need another empty vessel who will dowhatever the media and the fringe of his party demands. Now more than ever,America needs four more years of a warrior in the White House.

Tonight, I could not be more proud to introduce myfather, a man I know was made for this moment in history.

My fellow Americans,our first lady and the 45th President of the United States, Donald J. Trump.

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