【正文】 , what you look like you workhard, you take responsibility, youmake the effort, you should be able to get ahead.
　　and weamp。swhat america isabout. it doesnamp。ve got tobuild an economy that works foreverybody, not just those at the top. restoring opportunity for all has to be ourpriority. thatamp。ve got to make sure thatamerica works for everybody. anybody who is willing towork hard, they shouldbe able to get ahead. and weamp。s blouse than my shirt. (laughter.)
　　but weamp。t knowwhy it costsmore for michelleamp。ll talk about drycleanersnext, right (laughter) because i know that i donamp。s just one moreplace where thingswere not fair.
　　weamp。s true for everybody. (applause.) thatamp。s equal pay day and not obamacareday (laughter) but i do want to point out that the affordable care actguarantees free preventive care, likemammograms and contraceptive care, fortens of millions of women, and ends the days whenyou could be charged morejust for being a woman when it es to your health insurance. (applause.) and thatamp。s a good thing, too. i know itamp。 businesses have created almost 9million new jobs over thepast four years. more than 7 millionamericans have signed up forhealth care coverage under the affordable careact. (applause.)
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　　as lilly mentioned, she did notset out to be a trailblazer. she was just somebody who waswaking up every day,going to work, doing her job the best that she could. and then one day,she finds out, after years,that she earned less than her male colleagues for doing the same want to make that point again. (laughter.) doing the same job. sometimeswhen you whenwe discuss this issue of fair pay, equal pay for equal work,and the pay gap between men andwomen, youamp。ll hear all sorts of excuses about,well, theyamp。re childbearing, and theyamp。re choosing todo this, and theyamp。re thisand theyamp。re that and the other. she wasdoing the same job probablydoing better. (laughter and applause.) samejob. working just as hard, probablyputting inmore hours. but she wasgetting systematically paid less.
　　and so she set out to make surethis country lived up to its founding, the idea that all of usare createdequal. and when the courts didnamp。t answerher call, congress did.
　　the first time lilly and i stoodtogether in this room was my tenth day in office, and thatamp。swhen we signed thelilly ledbetter fair pay act. (applause.) first bill i signedinto law. and someof the leaders whohelped make that happen are here today, including leader pelosi andsenatormikulski and congresswoman delauro. (applause.) i want to thank allthe members ofcongress and all the state legislators who are here and all th