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佛罗里达州参议员里克·斯科特称“特朗普在伊朗问题上做得对”
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佛罗里达州参议员里克·斯科特告诉福克斯新闻数字频道，当被问及对伊朗的袭击时表示：“特朗普不想陷入无休止的战争。”
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佛罗里达州棕榈滩 – 在美国和以色列对伊朗发动袭击的第一周，参议院武装部队委员会的两名共和党议员表示，此次军事行动已“削弱”了德黑兰的反击能力。
但在接受福克斯新闻数字频道独家采访时，佛罗里达州参议员里克·斯科特和北卡罗来纳州参议员特德·布德强调，这场战斗不会导致美国卷入中东这个动荡地区的“无休止战争”。
“我们的军队做得非常出色，”斯科特表示，并指向伊朗说：“他们想摧毁美国。我们必须阻止他们。”
布德强调：“我们已经显著削弱了伊朗向我们反击的能力……他们的实力已被削弱。我们取得了巨大成功。”
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布德和斯科特是在佛罗里达州参加由有影响力且政治影响力强大的保守组织“增长俱乐部”主办的经济会议时接受采访的，该组织倡导财政责任。
呼吁伊朗“无条件投降”的总统唐纳德·特朗普周六表示，德黑兰将“受到严厉打击”，并警告美国正在考虑“以前未被考虑的目标区域和组织”。
在过去一周，随着伊朗对该地区越来越多的国家进行报复，“史诗般愤怒行动”的范围不断扩大。本周，共和党控制的参众两院以几乎完全按党派划分的投票，否决了民主党限制总统指挥战斗能力的动议。
伊朗袭击后续可能发生什么
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总统周四在接受Axios采访时表示，他应该参与选择伊朗的下一任领导人。伊朗最高领袖阿里·哈梅内伊在一周前的初步打击中丧生。
右翼许多人担心，对伊朗的打击可能导致美国在该地区长期军事介入，而特朗普在三次总统竞选期间曾多次反对这种做法。
美国和以色列对伊朗发动军事打击已过去一周。（贡献者/盖蒂图片社）
“特朗普不想陷入无休止的战争。每次我和他交谈，他都不希望这样，”斯科特说。“但我认为我们要确保不会再有另一位想……高呼‘死亡到美国’和‘死亡到我们的盟友’并试图摧毁我们的阿亚图拉。”
布德补充说：“我们不打算进行无休止的战争。我们希望介入，解决问题，然后离开，为我们国家和该地区其他国家带来和平。”
最新的福克斯新闻全国民调显示，美国选民对美国和以色列对伊朗的打击存在分歧，尽管多数人认为伊朗是安全威胁。
2月28日至3月2日进行的调查显示，61%的受访者认为伊朗对美国构成威胁。但这种担忧并未转化为对当前美国军事行动的多数支持，50%的人表示支持，50%的人表示反对。
支持袭击的比例在其他新闻机构的全国民调中更低。
但福克斯新闻的民调及其他调查显示，共和党人普遍支持这些行动。
“特朗普做得对。他通过确保伊朗无法拥有核武器或弹道导弹来挽救美国人的生命。所以他做得对，”斯科特强调。
布德补充道：“我对特朗普总统的所作所为感到非常兴奋……目标是美国的繁荣和安全，这正是特朗普总统想要的。”
自战斗开始以来，油价飙升，导致美国各地汽油成本立即上升。这对希望在今年中期选举中保持参众两院多数席位的共和党人来说是一个重大关切。
3月2日（周一），宾夕法尼亚州梅迪亚市的一名司机在Wawa加油站给车辆加油。在对伊朗发动袭击的过去一周中，石油和天然气价格飙升。（马修·哈切特/彭博社/盖蒂图片社）
“希望这一切都是短期的。希望……伊朗军队的摧毁能迅速发生，油价实际上会降低，”斯科特说。
布德承认“我们将面临一些短期中断”。
但这位参议员乐观地表示：“很快我们就会看到油价比以往任何时候都便宜得多。我们已经在朝着这个方向前进。特朗普总统关注的是稳定，关注的是油价。”
保罗·斯坦豪泽是一名政治记者，常驻摇摆州新罕布什尔州。他报道全国各地的竞选活动。
Sens Rick Scott and Ted Budd say ‘Operation Epic Fury’ has significantly degraded Tehran’s ability to strike back after one week of fighting
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‘Trump’s doing the right thing’ on Iran, says Senate Armed Services Committee member Sen Rick Scott
Sen. Rick Scott of Florida tells Fox News Digital, asked about the attack on Iran, says “Trump doesn’t want to be in forever wars.”
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PALM BEACH, FLA. – One week into the U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran, two Republican senators on the Senate Armed Services Committee say the military operation has “degraded” Tehran’s ability to strike back.
But in exclusive interviews with Fox News Digital, Sens. Rick Scott of Florida and Ted Budd of North Carolina emphasized that the fighting will not lead to U.S. involvement in “forever wars” in the volatile Middle East.
“Our military is doing a great job,” Scott said. And pointing to Iran, he said, “They want to destroy America. We’ve got to stop them.”
Budd highlighted that “we have significantly degraded Iran’s ability to shoot back at us… their capacities are degraded. We’ve had great success.”
Budd and Scott were interviewed as they attended an economic conference in Florida hosted by the Club for Growth, an influential and politically potent conservative group that pushes for fiscal responsibility.
President Donald Trump, who called for Iran’s “unconditional surrender,” said on Saturday that Tehran will be “hit very hard” and warned the U.S. is considering “areas and groups” not previously considered to target.
Over the past week, “Operation Epic Fury”has widened in scope as Iran has retaliated against a growing number of nations in the region. This week, the Republican-controlled House and Senate, in separate votes nearly entirely along party lines, rejected moves by Democrats to restrict the president’s ability to steer the fighting.
WHAT COULD COME NEXT IN THE ATTACKS ON IRAN
The president said on Thursday, in an interview with Axios, that he should be involved in choosing Iran’s next leader. Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed in the initial strikes against Iran a week ago.
And there are concerns among many on the right that the strikes against Iran could lead to prolonged American military involvement in the region, which Trump has repeatedly campaigned against during his three runs for the presidency.
It’s been one week since the U.S. and Israeli launched military strikes against Iran.(Contributor/Getty Images)
“Trump doesn’t want to be in forever wars. Every time I’ve talked to him, he doesn’t want that,” Scott said. “But I think what we do want to make sure we don’t have another Ayatollah that wants to… chant Death to America and death to our allies and try to destroy us.”
Budd added that “we’re not up for forever wars. We want to get in, get this thing done, get out and have peace for our country and the rest of the region.”
The latest Fox News national poll indicated that American voters are divided on the U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran, even as a majority sees the country as a security risk.
Sixty-one percent of those questioned viewed Iran as a danger to the U.S., according to the survey conducted Feb. 28-March 2. But that concern did not translate into majority support for the current U.S. military action, as 50% approved and 50% disapproved.
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Support for the attacks was lower in national polling from other news organizations.
But the Fox News poll and the other surveys indicated widespread support among Republicans.
“Trump’s doing the right thing. He’s saving American lives by making sure that Iran does not have a nuclear weapon or ballistic missile. So he’s doing the right thing,” Scott emphasized.
Budd added, “I’m very excited [about] what President Trump’s done… The goal is American prosperity and American safety, and that’s what President Trump wants.”
Oil prices have shot up since the start of the fighting, instantly resulting in higher costs for gasoline across America. That’s a major concern for Republicans as they aim to keep control of the House and Senate majorities in this year’s midterm elections.
A driver refuels a vehicle at a Wawa gas station in Media, Pa., on Monday, March 2, 2026. Oil and gas prices have shot up in the past week amid the strikes against Iran.(Matthew Hatcher/Bloomberg/Getty Images)
“Hopefully it’s all going to be short term. Hopefully… the demolition of the Iranian military will happen quickly and actually will get lower oil prices,” Scott said.
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Budd acknowledged that “we are going to have some short-term disruptions.”
But the senator was optimistic that “very soon we’ll have gas prices much cheaper than ever before. We were already on that pathway. President Trump is all about stability. He’s all about the price of oil.”
Paul Steinhauser is a politics reporter based in the swing state of New Hampshire. He covers the campaign trail from coast to coast.”
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