【正文】 第三篇：奧巴馬每周演講稿20100626This weekend, I’m traveling to Toronto to meet with members of the , I hope we can build on the progress we made at last year’s G20 summits by coordinating our global financial reform efforts to make sure a crisis like the one from which we are still recovering never happens ’ve made great progress toward passing such reform here at I speak, we are on the cusp of enacting the toughest financial reforms since the Great don’t have to tell you why these reforms are so ’re still digging ourselves out of an economic crisis that happened largely because there wasn’t strong enough oversight on Wall can’t build a strong economy in America over the longrun without ending this status quo, and laying a new foundation for growth and ’s what the Wall Street reforms currently making their way through Congress will help us do – reforms that represent 90% of what I proposed when I took up this ’ll put in place the strongest consumer financial protections in American history, and create an independent agency with an independent director and an independent budget to enforce card panies will no longer be able to mislead you with pages and pages of fine will no longer be subject to all kinds of hidden fees and penalties, or the predatory practices of unscrupulous , we’ll make sure credit card panies and mortgage panies play by the you’ll be empowered with easytounderstand forms, and the clear and concise information you need to make the financial decisions that are best for you and your Street reform will also strengthen our economy in a number of other ’ll make our financial system more transparent by bringing the kinds of plex trades that helped trigger this crisis – trades in a $600 trillion derivatives market – finally into the light of ’ll enact what’s called the Volcker Rule to make sure banks protected by a safety net like the FDIC can’t engage in risky trades for their own ’ll create what’s called a resolution authority to help wind down firms whose collapse would threaten our entire financial simply, we’ll end the days of taxpayerfunded bailouts, and help make sure Main Street is never again held responsible for Wall Street’s these reforms, we also need to address another piece of unfinished need to impose a fee on the banks that were the biggest beneficiaries of taxpayer assistance at the height of our financial crisis – so we can recover every dime of taxpayer this far on Wall Street reform hasn’t been are those who’ve fought tooth and nail to preserve the status recent months, they’ve spent millions of dollars and hired an army of lobbyists to stop reform dead in its because we refused to back down, and kept fighting, we now stand on the verge of I urge Congress to take us over the finish line, and send me a reform bill I can sign into law, so we can empower our people with consumer protections, and help prevent a financial crisis like this from ever happening again.第四篇：奧巴馬每周演講稿20100703This week, I spent some time in Racine, Wisconsin, talking with folks who are doing their best to cope with the aftermath of a brutal while I was there, a young woman asked me a question I hear all the time: “What are we doing as a nation to bring jobs back to this country?”Well, on Friday, we learned that after 22 straight months of job loss, our economy has now created jobs in the private sector for 6 months in a ’s a positive the truth is, the recession from which we’re emerging has left us in a hole that’s about 8 million jobs as I’ve said from the day I took office, it’s going to take months, even years, to dig our way out – and it’s going to require an allhandsondeck the short term, we’re fighting to speed up this recovery and keep the economy growing by all means means extending unemployment insurance for workers who lost their means getting small businesses the loans they need to keep their doors open and hire new that means sending relief to states so they don’t have to lay off thousands of teachers and firefighters and police , at a time when millions of Americans feel a deep sense of urgency in their own lives, Republican leaders in Washington just don’t get a majority of Senators support taking these steps to help the American people, some are playing the same old Washington games and using their power to hold this relief hostage – a move that only ends up holding back our doesn’t make I promised those folks in Wisconsin – and I promise all of you – that we won’t back ’re going to keep fighting to advance our we’re going to keep peting aggressively to make sure the jobs and industries of the future are taking root right here in ’s one of the reasons why we’re accelerating th