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Of those congressional allies who did make public comments on Sunday,
即便是周日選擇了公開置評的國會盟友，
several either focused on attacking Democrats’ handling of the case or said they would reserve judgment until they saw more facts.
有一部分也是要么將重點(diǎn)放在了攻擊民主黨對此次案件的處理方式上，要么表示在看到更多事實(shí)之前選擇保留意見。
Senator Roy Blunt, Republican of Missouri and a key member of the Senate Intelligence Committee,
密蘇里州共和黨參議員兼參議院情報委員會的關(guān)鍵成員羅伊·布朗特就表示，
said he was interested to learn more about the new whistle-blower and offered no defense of Mr. Trump’s actions toward Ukraine.
他更好奇的是第二位舉報人的廬山真面目，故而沒有為特朗普對烏克蘭的行動進(jìn)行辯護(hù)，
Instead, he said he first wanted to see the results of the Senate’s bipartisan investigation of the matter before making a judgment.
反而表示在做出判斷之前，他希望先看到參議院兩黨就此事的調(diào)查結(jié)果。
“You have to assume if it is essentially a partisan vote in the House,
“你不得不設(shè)想，如果這次彈劾本質(zhì)上是眾議院內(nèi)上演的一場帶有黨派色彩的投票的話，
that that sets the stage for likely the same kind of vote in the Senate,” Mr. Blunt said on CBS.
這樣一來，參議院的投票便也有可能成為同樣性質(zhì)的投票，”布朗特在接受CBS采訪時表示。
“But let’s see what the facts are.”
“不過，我們還是先看看事實(shí)究竟是怎么一回事吧。”
Others were more squarely behind the president.
剩余的那一部分人對總統(tǒng)的支持則更為堅定。
Representative Chris Stewart, Republican of Utah and a member of the House Intelligence Committee,
猶他州共和黨眾議員兼眾議院情報委員會成員克里斯·斯圖爾特
said on “Fox News Sunday” that he was “not at all” concerned by the emergence of another whistle-blower
就在《福克斯周日新聞》節(jié)目中表示，他對另一位舉報人的出現(xiàn)“毫不擔(dān)心，”
because he had already seen a rough transcript of Mr. Trump’s July call with Ukraine’s president that, in his view, was not problematic.
因為他已看過特朗普7月與烏克蘭總統(tǒng)通話的大致記錄，在他看來，通話沒有問題。
On ABC’s “This Week,” Representative Jim Jordan, an Ohio Republican who is one of Mr. Trump’s most steadfast defenders,
俄亥俄州共和黨眾議員，特朗普最堅定的捍衛(wèi)者之一吉姆·喬丹也在ABC的《本周》節(jié)目中表示，
said the president was merely interested in rooting out legitimate accusations of corruption and that Democrats were unfairly vilifying him for it.
總統(tǒng)只想鏟除有關(guān)腐敗的合法指控，卻遭到了民主黨人有失公允的誹謗。
But pressed a half-dozen times to say whether he approved of Mr. Trump’s public remarks this week calling on China to investigate the Bidens,
然而，被再五再六地追問是否贊成特朗普本周公開發(fā)表的，呼吁中國調(diào)查拜登父子的言論時，
Mr. Jordan would not answer.
喬丹拒絕回答提問。
“I think he has you guys all spun up,” he said, repeating a line frequently used by Republicans in recent days.
“看來他把你們都給搞糊涂了，”他借用最近幾天共和黨人經(jīng)常使用的說法回答道。
“I don’t think he really meant go investigate. Do you think China is really going to investigate?”
“我并不覺得他真的有意調(diào)查拜登父子。你覺得中國真的會調(diào)查他們嗎？”
Senator Ron Johnson, Republican of Wisconsin, said in a heated exchange on “Meet the Press”
威斯康星州共和黨參議員羅恩·約翰遜在《與媒體見面》新聞節(jié)目的一場激烈的辯論中說道，
that Mr. Trump had “vehemently, angrily denied” to him withholding aid for Ukraine in exchange for investigating his political rivals.
特朗普曾向他“激烈而憤怒地否認(rèn)”為調(diào)查政治對手拒絕向烏克蘭提供援助一事。
“Unlike the narrative of the press that President Trump wants to dig up dirt on his 2020 opponent,
“據(jù)媒體報道，特朗普總統(tǒng)想挖出2020年競選對手的丑聞，與媒體所講述的不同的是，
what he wants is an accounting of what happened in 2016,” Mr. Johnson said.
他想要的是對2016年的真相的描述，”約翰遜說。
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