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一 |     Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott, both 2024 Republican candidates, sounded off further on the Israel-Hamas war as President Joe Biden traveled to Israel to support the U.S. ally.Meanwhile, Illinois' Democratic Gov. J.B. Pritzker seized on reproductive rights, one of his party's top rallying cries for voters, amid ongoing speculation that he has future aspirations beyond Springfield.Here are tidbits from the campaign trail from Wednesday.

DeSantis, Scott go after Biden on Israel

DeSantis and Scott appeared to try to burnish their conservative bona fides on Israel on Wednesday, bashing Biden over his handling of the latest conflict as he flew into a war zone to meet directly with leaders there.DeSantis lambasted the $100 million in humanitarian aid the White House supports sending to the Palestinian territories of Gaza and the West Bank, arguing that the funds -- rather than aiding civilians caught up in the fighting -- will go toward helping Hamas extremists."We know Hamas is going to commandeer that money, and Hamas is going to use it to advance terrorism. I say no U.S. tax dollars to the Gaza Strip," the governor said in a statement.Biden has said that the aid will be cut off if there's any evidence that Hamas is siphoning it off, but former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley, who has engaged in a back-and-forth with DeSantis, mocked the statement, touting the 2018 move while she was in the Trump administration to eliminate funds to the U.N. agency responsible for humanitarian aid to Palestinians.Meanwhile, Scott accused Biden of not supporting Israel enough, contending that the president needed a "backbone."Biden on Wednesday gave an impassioned speech in which he vowed to back Israel while urging its response to not be driven by "rage.""You can't look at what has happened here ... and not scream out for justice," Biden said. "Justice must be done. But I caution this: While you feel that rage, don't be consumed by it. After 9/11, we were enraged in the United States. While we sought justice and got justice, we also made mistakes."

New push on reproductive rights could produce new presidential chatter

Pritzker, the two-term Illinois governor and billionaire hotel heir, launched Think Big America, which will focus on protecting abortion access across the country and supporting ballot initiatives to enshrine protections for the procedure into state constitutions.The group is already "actively engaged" in the campaign for an Ohio ballot measure that would codify abortion protections in the state as well as in Nevada and Arizona to support their ongoing ballot measure efforts, a spokeswoman for the group said.Pritzker has sometimes been discuSeizing on a top motivator for Democrats is likely to continue to raise Pritzker's profile, though he has played down any chance of immediately running for higher office.

Cadidate redo in Arizona

Arizona Republican Rep. Debbie Lesko's retirement is setting off a new primary with some old names.Lesko's seat, located in a deep red Phoenix-area district, has already drawn a bid from Abe Hamadeh, who still baselessly claims victory in Arizona's race for attorney general last year despite narrowly losing."Our country is in desperate need of courageous fighters, and that's why I'm proud to announce I'm running for Congress in Arizona's 8th District," Hamadeh wrote on X.An aide close to Hamadeh said he will enter the race with support from Donald Trump allies including Kari Lake and former Trump official Ric Grenell, two firebrands with ties to the former president.A source close to the influential Club for Growth confirms to ABC News that David McIntosh, a former congressman and the club's president, also discussed the race with Blake Masters, who failed to unseat Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly last year.A potential matchup would pit two Trump-aligned Republicans against each other in a primary, and a win by either would make them the heavy favorite in the general election next November.

Crow heads West

Independent presidential candidate and philosopher Cornel West received a maximum campaign donation of $3,300 from Republican megadonor Harlan Crow just weeks before West changed his party affiliation from the Green Party to independent, West's latest campaign finance disclosure revealed.The move is the latest by Crow to draw eyebrows, after his close ties to Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, which reportedly included lavish trips and stays at various properties, raised concerns over the influence rich donors could have over the court. Thomas has insisted the hospitality was merely between friends.ABC News' Libby Cathey, Abby Cruz, Hannah Demissie, Will McDuffie and Isabella Murray contributed to this report.。

二 |     AI摘要      桃园议员凌涛批评卓荣泰称因预算删减仅能电话勘灾是借口，指责民进党重辅选轻救灾，忽视南部水患，此举恐重创高雄市长候选人赖瑞隆选情。         台湾南部地区暴雨不断，传出淹水灾情，台行政机构负责人卓荣泰8月24日称，基于蓝白民代删减预算的结果，这几天只能用电话跟各地联系。

三 | 对此，国民党前主席朱立伦爱将、桃园市议员凌涛批评，卓荣泰称删预算无法勘灾，是压倒民进党高雄市市长候选人赖瑞隆选情最后一根稻草。    凌涛表示，高雄、台南长期给民进党莫大的宽容。台南市市长黄伟哲一年多次出境，未妥善管理废弃物，发生登上外媒的大爆炸后，第一时间却推给业者；赖清德南下勘灾，沾沾自喜说“只淹30厘米”，又大喊大陆要介选高雄，一再低估民众的智慧。

四 |     凌涛回忆，昔日台南大雨，赖清德面对市民反映通信问题，斥责“郭国文手机可以通”，好像是民众刻意污蔑；民宅屋顶破了大洞，还要市民自己爬上楼处理。    凌涛说，如今台南、高雄淹水，正需要台当局全力投入救灾、设立前进指挥中心，赖清德、卓荣泰一个吵公务机要费被砍，一个闹沟通业务费不足，最后只剩“打电话救灾”，就是不愿真正与灾民站在一起。    凌涛直言，南部人已给民进党莫大的空间与容错，卓荣泰却还拿“大罢免”已经证明失败的荒谬攻防，来敷衍南部乡亲。卓荣泰哭穷无法勘灾，昨天却能到台中合体何欣纯、在台北同台沈伯洋，维安特勤还得在雨中交通奔波。    “有空辅选，没法勘灾！”凌涛批评，面对民众最急迫的救灾、生活与治水问题，不愿正面回应，只剩政治口水，民众无语问苍天！。

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