【正文】 why we did Wall Street reformnot because it was easy or popular, but because it was right, because we can39。s why we have taken on education, sometimes offending folks in our own party because the status quo of some munities where half the kids are dropping out and only one out of ten are reading at grade levelwe can39。s why we39。s why we doubled fuel efficiency standards on 39。ve invested in science and 39。where we create a platform where if you are willing to work hard, you can make that requires us to do things we39。ve got a lot more as we look forward towards this next campaign, the choice between the path that I39。t be I won39。re all in it together, when we39。ve said this beforeI believe thatMalia and Sasha are the most magical girls in the don39。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。re walking through a park, I know, you know what, they39。ve got Social Security that they can count 39。t find a bigger advocate for the free market than me, but I also understand the free market works when we39。re not being undercut by folks who are cutting corners and cheating and bilking I39。ve the Internet doesn’t exist unless all of us together make an investment in something called DARPA that helped develop the was a mon enterprise that created this platform for successfor other side has got a different attitude is you39。re a kid born in a poor neighborhood in LA, tough luck, you39。re a senior citizen who, because of bad luck, got laid off, or the pany ended up dissolving without your pension being vested, tough didn’t plan well 39。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。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。s not going to be we shouldn’t expect it toI39。s going to be harder is because folks are still hurting out there and those frustrations with Washington and the nonsense they see on the news is making them more cynical than they were in we39。t happen and maybe the game is rigged, what39。s what we39。re going to have to work means we39。s going to have to be steady, but we39。m not interested in just winning the election。m also interested in making sure that we can finish what we started in 39。m as determined as I39。re moving forward。re not going you, everybody.(Applause.)第二篇：2012美國總統(tǒng)大選奧巴馬紐約演講2For Immediate Release May 14, 2012Remarks by the President at a Campaign EventNew York, New York4:40 THE PRESIDENT: Thank you!(Applause.)Well, it is wonderful to be with all of are a couple of special acknowledgements I want to of all, I just want to thank Ricky Martin for being here today.(Applause.)Those of you who haven’t caught “Evita” yet, go out ’m sure there’s still tickets available.(Laughter.)But you know that he’s going to be spectacular in I’m so grateful for him stepping out and being willing to support me in this want to thank Donald and Shelley Rubin for not only making this extraordinary event possible, but all that they’ve done for the civic life of New give them a big round of applause.(Applause.)I want to thank Raj Goyale, who helped to put this he’s got two beautiful daughters, one of whom he’s still holding like this, and it’s(laughter)it reminds me of when Malia and Sasha were like this, and now they39。the notion that those basic values of responsibility and hard work, of giving back, that that’s what built this country and we built it we felt like we had lost some of those core I was first elected, we were looking backwards at a decade of manufacturing moving overseas and the middle class struggling with flat wages and flat ines, even though the cost of everything from college to health care had been had seen recklessness by some on Wall Street, almost bringing the economy to its auto industry that was on the verge of foreign policy that had not gained us the kind of respect that we needed in the world, and had cost us over a trillion so we understood we had a lot of work to the month that I took office we were losing 800,000 jobs that month, and we had already lost 4 million, and we’d lose another 3 million after so these have been tough ’s been tough times for the country, tough times for a lot of families all across the good news is the American people have proven to be so for all the challenges that we’ve gone through, we have seen families across America willing to cut back on things they didn’t need, to make sure that they were looking after their kids and doing the things that they did needed to were some people who had to go back and retrain because the industries that they were in were no longer operating at that same ’ve seen businesses that had to scale back but did everything they could to keep their because of all these individuals efforts and, frankly, some tough but good decisions that we made early on, we’re weathering this storm and we’ve seen the country start to e million jobs created over the last two years in the last six months, over a million auto industry all the way back, so that GM is now once again the biggest carmaker in the world and producing better cars, because we doubled fuel efficiency standards on cars so that by the middle of the next decade everybody is going to be getting 55 miles a gallon, and that wi