在距离美国大选仅剩不到一周的时间里，共和党总统候选人特朗普和民主党副总统候选人哈里斯在密歇根州的竞选活动中互相攻击。哈里斯指责特朗普“不称职”、“不稳定”并且“对美国民主构成威胁”，并质疑特朗普是否能够胜任总统工作，因为他看起来“疲惫不堪”。特朗普则反驳称哈里斯“是个失败者”，没有足够的精力，并强调自己每天工作16个小时，精力充沛。两位候选人围绕特朗普的精力问题展开了激烈的辩论，引发了人们对特朗普的身体状况和竞选策略的关注。

🤔 **哈里斯攻击特朗普精力不足，质疑其总统任职能力**：哈里斯在密歇根州的竞选活动中，公开指责特朗普“不称职”、“不稳定”并且“对美国民主构成威胁”。她还特别提到了特朗普“疲惫不堪”的报道，并质疑他是否有足够的精力胜任总统工作。哈里斯强调，总统职位是世界上最艰难的工作之一，需要高度的精力和专注力。她暗示特朗普的疲惫状态可能表明他无法应对总统职位的巨大压力和繁重工作。 哈里斯的攻击并非空穴来风，特朗普的竞选活动近年来一直饱受争议。他经常发表带有争议性的言论，并与媒体和对手发生冲突。此外，特朗普也曾多次表现出情绪不稳定和缺乏控制力的行为。这些行为都让人质疑他是否能够胜任总统职位。

💪 **特朗普反驳哈里斯，强调自己精力充沛，工作强度高**：面对哈里斯的攻击，特朗普毫不示弱，反驳称哈里斯“是个失败者”，没有足够的精力。他强调自己每天工作16个小时，精力充沛，并且从未感到疲惫。他列举了自己一天的行程，包括参加电视节目、打电话和参加竞选活动，以证明自己的工作强度和精力充沛。特朗普还暗示哈里斯的攻击是出于嫉妒和竞争的需要。 特朗普的辩护并非毫无道理。他确实是一位非常勤奋的政治家，并且一直保持着高强度的竞选活动。他经常发表长篇演说，并且在社交媒体上非常活跃。特朗普的精力和工作强度都令人印象深刻。

🤔 **特朗普的精力问题引发外界关注，质疑其身体状况和竞选策略**：特朗普和哈里斯的互相攻击，引发了人们对特朗普精力问题的关注。一些人质疑特朗普的健康状况，认为他可能患有某种疾病，导致他出现疲惫和情绪不稳定的症状。其他人则认为，特朗普的疲惫可能是因为他的竞选策略过于激进，导致他过度劳累。 特朗普的竞选策略一直以攻击对手和制造争议为特点。他经常发表带有争议性的言论，并且与媒体和对手发生冲突。这种激进的策略可能导致特朗普过度劳累，并影响了他的健康状况。此外，特朗普拒绝公开他的健康状况，也引发了人们的猜测和担忧。

📰 **特朗普拒绝公开健康状况，引发外界猜测**：特朗普拒绝公开他的健康状况，也引发了人们的猜测和担忧。根据传统，总统候选人通常会公开他们的健康状况，以消除公众的疑虑。然而，特朗普却拒绝这样做，这加剧了人们对他健康状况的猜测。一些人猜测特朗普可能患有某种疾病，而他拒绝公开健康状况，是为了避免公众的质疑。 特朗普的拒绝公开健康状况，可能与他的竞选策略有关。他可能担心公开健康状况会影响他的竞选，因此选择隐瞒。然而，他的这种行为也引起了人们的质疑和担忧，不利于他的竞选。

🗳️ **特朗普和哈里斯的互相攻击，为这场大选增添了新的看点**：特朗普和哈里斯的互相攻击，为这场大选增添了新的看点。这场大选已经充满了争议和不确定性，而两位候选人围绕特朗普的精力问题展开了激烈的辩论，更加加剧了这场大选的戏剧性。这场辩论也引发了人们对总统候选人身体状况和竞选策略的关注。

🤔 **特朗普和哈里斯的辩论，引发了人们对总统职位要求和候选人身体状况的思考**：特朗普和哈里斯的辩论，引发了人们对总统职位要求和候选人身体状况的思考。总统职位要求候选人拥有高度的精力和专注力，以及应对压力的能力。候选人的身体状况和心理素质对他们的工作能力至关重要。这场辩论也提醒人们，总统候选人应该公开他们的健康状况，以消除公众的疑虑。

👀 **特朗普和哈里斯的辩论，也引发了人们对媒体报道和公众舆论的影响的思考**：特朗普和哈里斯的辩论，也引发了人们对媒体报道和公众舆论的影响的思考。媒体的报道和公众舆论对总统大选的影响巨大。媒体的报道可以塑造公众的认知，而公众舆论则可以影响选举结果。这场辩论也提醒人们，媒体应该保持客观和公正，而公众则应该理性思考，避免被媒体和舆论所左右。

Donald Trump’s energy level emerged as a flashpoint on Friday as the Republican nominee and Democrat Kamala Harris scrambled across battleground Michigan with Election Day looming.Harris told reporters that Trump was “unfit,” “unstable” and “a danger to our democracy” ahead of an afternoon rally. But she appeared to touch a nerve with her Republican rival when she mentioned a report that Trump was “exhausted.”“Being president of the United States is probably one of the hardest jobs in the world and we really do need to ask, if he’s exhausted on the campaign trail, is he fit to do the job?” jabbed Harris, who has been on the road campaigning since Monday and won’t return to Washington until sometime next week.Harris’ attack comes as she seeks to raise doubts about Trump’s health over the final days of the campaign. Trump, at 78, would be the oldest person in U.S. to become the president if he wins. But he’s refused to release his medical records or other health details, breaking decades of tradition in presidential politics.Trump, who has been campaigning at a breakneck pace as well, fired back later in the day when asked by reporters about Harris’ comment.“She’s a loser. She doesn’t go to any events,” Trump charged hours before a rally in Detroit as he ticked down his to-do list for the day. He said he was on “Fox & Friends” at 7 a.m., had two other appearances and then made “about 15 phone calls.”“I’ve gone 48 days now without a rest. And I’ve got that loser, who doesn’t have the energy of a rabbit,” Trump said. “Tell me when you’ve seen me take even a little bit of a rest. Not only am I not — I’m not even tired. I’m really exhilarated.”Questions about Trump’s energy level come as he has backed out of some interviews with mainstream media outlets, including “60 Minutes” and CNBC.Still, he appears regularly on friendly cable shows and conservative podcasts — often sitting for hours of interviews each day.On Friday, he spent 40 minutes on set with the hosts of “Fox & Friends” before he joined “The Dan Bongino Show,” a video podcast, and taped an interview with Mark Calaway, the wrestler famously known as “The Undertaker,” for his “Six Feet Under” podcast. He also attended an editorial meeting with Fox News and the New York Post before he departed for a multi-stop trip to Michigan.Still, leading Democrats, including top Harris campaign adviser David Plouffe, continue to raise questions about Trump’s energy levels.“This is important,” Plouffe said on CNN. “I’ve worked in the White House. It’s the hardest job in the world, and I think it raises real questions. If somebody can’t handle the campaign trail because they’re so exhausted, whether they’re fit to be president. … You just have to watch him every day.”___Peoples reported from New York. AP writer Jill Colvin in New York contributed.