【正文】 未來這幾周我也希望和羅姆尼一起來討論怎樣使我們的國家不斷前進。t be they decide it’s time for change to happen, change that39。re offering any new 39。m not interested in just winning the election。s not the America you believe obviously yesterday we made some news, but(applause)but the truth is it was a logical extension of what America is supposed to grew directly out of this difference in visions: Are we a country that includes everybody and gives everybody a shot and treats everybody fairly, and is that going to make us stronger? Are we weling to immigrants? Are we weling to people who aren’t like us? Does that make us stronger? I believe it so that39。ve got gray hair was a blog post about look how wrinkly Obama is getting.(Laughter.)It was sort of distressing.(Laughter.)George doesn’t have to go through these things.(Laughter.): Look at me!THE PRESIDENT: I like that in you, brother.(Laughter.)But Michelle and I will be okay after this is all our lives are better if, when I39。s why we39。re getting off to a good as a consequence, we39。t be prouder of you.(Applause.)And I couldn39。t think things are working the way they39。s 39。t have the time to read big briefing books on the latest ideas for Medicare they have good instincts about what39。ve managed crisis, even as we39。ve set for this country and that of my opponent could not be starker, and the stakes couldn39。m remindedI just came from SeattleI told a roomful of folks, some of whom work for Microsoft, Bill Gates is a genius, Steve Jobs is a genius, Mark Zuckerberg, amazing what they39。s the 39。re like this.(Laughter.)But I want to thank Raj for outstanding Attorney General, Eric Schneiderman is in the house, so please give him a big round of applause as well.(Applause.)So we’ve been busy.(Laughter.)We’ve got a few things to do ’m here to ask for your help, but I’m also here because your country needs your we ran four years ago I think we all understood that the campaign wasn’t just about was about the mitment we made to each other to make sure that this country lived up to the meaning its idea that all of us, if we worked, if we tried, we could make it here in Americaregardless of what we look like, where we came from, who we loved, what our surnames were。t need to be subsidizing big oil panies to the tune of $4 billion a need to double down on solar and wind and biofuels that are going to help reduce our dependence on foreign oil and clean up our know that it’s important for us to make sure that young people are able to afford to go to collegeeverybody, not just know that we have to invest in science and technology and stem cell research, and all the things that can help lead to amazing medical and scientific know that we’ve got to rebuild this country, which is why I want to spend half of the money that we’re saving on wars we’re no longer fighting to build our roads and our bridges and our we also know that if we’re going to restore a sense of middleclass security, that we’ve got to make sure that we’re rewarding businesses that are investing here in the United States, not businesses that are shipping jobs know these we can do we can do it in a balanced one of the big arguments we’re going to have over the next four or five months is, how do we pay for stuff? And I happen to believe that it makes sense for us to make these investments, to make sure that Social Security and Medicare are still there for the next generation。I want to thank every American who participated in this you voted for the very first time or waited in line for a very long time – by the way, we have to fix that whether you pounded the pavement or picked up the phone, whether you held an Obama sign or a Romney sign, you made your voice heard and you made a 。Sasha。Tonight, in this election, you, the American people, reminded us that while our road has been hard, while our journey has been long, we have picked ourselves up, we have fought our way back, and we know in our hearts that for the United States of America, the best is yet to ，在這場選舉中，你們提醒我們：盡管我們的道路漫長而艱巨，但是我們已經(jīng)重塑信心，予以反擊。t do those things just because it was good for one group or one did it because we understood that when everybody has got a shot, no matter what you look like, no matter where you e from, we all do that39。we39。re going to have to fight against cynicism and a belief that maybethings can39。ve got rules so that folks who are engaging in fair dealing and providing good products and good customer service, that they39。re not 39。that everybody had a fair shot and everybody did their fair share and everybody played by the same basic values had been dissipating for a decade or so that39。s an affirmation of how decent and how strong and how caring the American people 39。t know.(Laughter.)I don39。s remained just an extraordinary , Jeffery, thank you for everything you39。m going to be joining each of you at your table, so I39。ve created 4 million jobs in the last two years, 800,000 in the last six monthsor few months alonealmost a million, actually, in the last six is the numberone automaker in the world and, not only that, but they39。s why we doubled fuel efficiency standards on 39。re walking through a park, I know, you know what, they39。s at , I will just close by saying that this is going to be harder than it was the last is going to be harder than it was the last timenot only because I39。m also interested in making sure that we can finish what we started in 39。that America was built together。Tonight, more than 200 years after a former colony won the right to determine its own destiny, the task of perfecting our union moves ，美國第一個殖民地掌握了自己的命運，開始了這個國家的前進之旅。s happy warrior, the best vicepresident anybody could ever hope for, Joe ——美國的快樂戰(zhàn)士、美國歷史上最好的副總統(tǒng)：喬拜登。羅姆尼的整個家庭，孫子輩，孩子輩，都通過公共服務在支持著美國。not just everything that we’ve done in terms of restoring the auto industrybut when we describe what we plan to do for the future, if we can get that message out effectively, I believe we’ll more importantly, the country will I’m going to