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1、总统演讲稿英文(15篇)【第12篇】奥巴马总统、第一夫人米歇尔奥巴马2022年圣诞节英语演讲稿 the president: hello everybody, and happy holidays. the first lady: we know how busy this time of year is for everyone, so were not going totake much of your time. but we did want to take a moment to wish you all a merry christmas, from our family to y

2、ours. the president: this is a season for millions of americans to be together with family, tocontinue long-held holiday traditions, and to show our gratitude to those we love. and alongthe way, some of us might even watch a little basketball or eat some christmas cookies, too. the first lady: here

3、at the white house, over the past few weeks, weve had about 70,000people from all across the country come visit us and look at our holiday decorations. this years theme was gather around: stories of the season. and in every room of the house, we tried to tell a story about who we are as americans an

4、d howwe celebrate the holidays together. and we made certain to highlight some of the most powerful stories we knowthe stories ofour outstanding troops, veterans, and military families and their service and sacrifice for ourcountry. the president: our extraordinary men and women in uniform are servi

5、ng so that therest of us can enjoy the blessings we cherish during the holidays. but that means many of ourtroops are far from home and far from family. theyre spending some extra time on the phonewith their loved ones back home. or theyre setting up video chats so they can watch as thepresents are

6、opened. so today, we want all of our troops to know that youre in our thoughtsand prayers this holiday season. and heres the good news: for many of our troops and newest veterans, this might be the firsttime in years that theyve been with their families on christmas. in fact, with the iraq war overa

7、nd the transition in afghanistan, fewer of our men and women in uniform are deployed inharms way than at any time in the last decade. the first lady: and thats something we all can be thankful for. and with more and more of our troops back here at home, now its our turn to serveits ourturn to step u

8、p and show our gratitude for the military families who have given us so much. and thats why jill biden and i started our joining forces initiativeto rally all americans tosupport our military families in ways large and small. and again and again, we have been overwhelmed by the response weve gotten

9、as folks fromacross the country have found new ways to give back to these families through their schools,businesses, and houses of worship. the president: thats the same spirit of giving that connects all of us during the holidays.so many people all across the country are helping out at soup kitchen

10、s, buying gifts for childrenin need, or organizing food or clothing drives for their neighbors. for families like ours, thatservice is a chance to celebrate the birth of christ and live out what he taught us to love ourneighbors as we would ourselves; to feed the hungry and look after the sick; to b

11、e our brotherskeeper and our sisters keeper. and for all of us as americans, regardless of our faith, those arevalues that can drive us to be better parents and friends, better neighbors and better citizens. the first lady: so as we look to the new year, lets pledge ourselves to living out thosevalu

12、es by reaching out and lifting up those in our communities who could use a hand up. the president: so merry christmas, everyone. and from the two of us, as well as malia,sasha, grandma, bo the first lady: and sunny, the newest obama. the president: we wish you all a blessed and safe holiday season.

13、the first lady: happy holidays everybody, and god bless. 【第13篇】美国总统悼念爱德华肯尼迪英语演讲稿 one of the most accomplished americans ever to serve our democracy remarks by the president on the passing of senator edward m. kennedy blue heron farm chilmark, massachusetts 9:57 a.m. edt the president: i wanted to sa

14、y a few words this morning about the passing of an extraordinary leader, senator edward kennedy. over the past several years, ive had the honor to call teddy a colleague, a counselor, and a friend. and even though we have known this day was coming for some time now, we awaited it with no small amoun

15、t of dread. since teddys diagnosis last year, weve seen the courage with which he battled his illness. and while these months have no doubt been difficult for him, theyve also let him hear from people in every corner of our nation and from around the world just how much he meant to all of us. his fi

16、ght has given us the opportunity we were denied when his brothers john and robert were taken from us: the blessing of time to say thank you - and goodbye. the outpouring of love, gratitude, and fond memories to which weve all borne witness is a testament to the way this singular figure in american h

17、istory touched so many lives. his ideas and ideals are stamped on scores of laws and reflected in millions of lives - in seniors who know new dignity, in families that know new opportunity, in children who know educations promise, and in all who can pursue their dream in an america that is more equa

18、l and more just - including myself. the kennedy name is synonymous with the democratic party. and at times, ted was the target of partisan campaign attacks. but in the united states senate, i can think of no one who engendered greater respect or affection from members of both sides of the aisle. his

19、 seriousness of purpose was perpetually matched by humility, warmth, and good cheer. he could passionately battle others and do so peerlessly on the senate floor for the causes that he held dear, and yet still maintain warm friendships across party lines. and thats one reason he became not only one

20、of the greatest senators of our time, but one of the most accomplished americans ever to serve our democracy. his extraordinary life on this earth has come to an end. and the extraordinary good that he did lives on. for his family, he was a guardian. for america, he was the defender of a dream. i sp

21、oke earlier this morning to senator kennedys beloved wife, vicki, who was to the end such a wonderful source of encouragement and strength. our thoughts and prayers are with her, his children kara, edward, and patrick; his stepchildren curran and caroline; the entire kennedy family; decades worth of

22、 his staff; the people of massachusetts; and all americans who, like us, loved ted kennedy. end 10:00 a.m. edt 【第14篇】2022年奥巴马总统竞选演讲稿 four years ago as i had the privilege to travel all across the country and meet americans from all walks of life. i decided nobody else should have to endure the heart

23、break of a broken health care system. no one in the wealthiest nation on earth should go because they get sick. nobody should have to tell their daughters or sons the decisions they can and cannot make for themselves are constrained because of some politicians in washington. 四年前我有幸周游了全国，遇到了各行各业的人们。我

24、下定了决心不让任何人由于医疗保健系统的不健全而心碎，不让这个世界上最富有的的国家的任何人因为疾病而穷困潦倒。不让任何人需要告诉自己的子女，他们能做什么，不能做什么，会由华盛顿的某些政客而左右。 and thanks to you, weve made a difference in peoples lives. thanks to you. there are folks that i meet today who have gotten care and their cancers been caught. and theyve got treatment. and they are liv

25、ing full lives and it happened because of you. 感谢你们，人们的生活才有了更多不同。感谢你们，让今天的我遇到的很多人得到了关怀，得到了治疗。他们能够继续完整地生活，这些都离不开你们。 weve come too far to turn back now. weve got too much work to do to implement health care. weve got too much work to do to create good jobs. weve got too many teachers that weve got to

26、hire. weve got too many schools that weve got to rebuild. weve got too many students who still need affordable higher education. 我们已经经历了那么多，现在不该回头。要落实医疗改革，要创造就业机会，我们还有太多要做。有太多老师等着我们去征集，有太多学校需要我们去重建，有太多学生需要让他们负担得起的大学。 theres more homegrown energy to generate. there are more troops that weve got to br

27、ing home. there are more doors of opportunity weve got to open to anybody who is willing to work hard and walk through those doors. weve got to keep building an economy. or no matter what you look like or where you come from, you can make it here if you try. and you can leave something behind for th

28、e next generation. thats what at stake right now in colorado. thats why im running for president of the united states of america. thats why im asking for your vote. 有太多本土能源要去生产，有更多的军队需要回归祖国，有更多的机会之门需要我们去打开，让那些愿意努力工作的人们有机会成功。我们要继续发展经济。做到无论你是何种肤色，来自何方，只要你努力就可以成功。你就可以为下一代创造更好的条件。这是我们在科罗拉多州要争夺的。这是为什么我要竞

29、选美国总统。这是为什么我希望你们投票给我。 i still believe in you. and if you still believe in me, and if youre willing to stand with me, and knock on some doors with me, and make some phone calls with me, and talk to your neighbors and friends about whats at stake, we will win this election. we will finish what we star

30、ted. and well remind the world why america is the greatest nation on earth. 我依旧相信你们。如果你们依旧相信我，如果你们愿意支持我，和我一起去叩门拜访，和我一起打电话，告诉你的邻居和朋友们，我们在争取什么，那我们就能在这场竞选中获得胜利。我们就会像上次那样赢得最终胜利。 god bless you and god bless the united states of america. 上帝护佑你，上帝护佑美利坚合众国。 【第15篇】奥巴马总统在2022年华尔街日报ceo理事会年会英语演讲稿 the president:

31、 thank you so much. (applause.) everybody, please have a seat. thankyou. well, it is wonderful to be here,and i always look forward to an opportunity to speak tosome of our topbusinesses across the country who are hiring people, investing inamerica,making the economy run. and many of youive had a ch

32、ance to interact with before. asyou know, oftentimes when i do something like this, i want to spendmore time answeringquestions and having a conversation than giving any formalremarks. let me just provide alittlebit of an introduction. obviously, over the last coupleof months, most of the oxygen in

33、this town has beenconsumed with two things -one, the government shutdown and the possibility of default thatwas ultimatelyresolved; and the second has been the rollout of the affordable care act andthefact that my website is not working the way its supposed to. and its entirely legitimate thatthose

34、havebeen issues of great concern. the impact of the shutdown andthe threat of default i think not only did some significantdamage to theeconomy at a time when we didnt need self-inflicted wounds, but it also spoketosome of the larger problems weve seen here in washington, and the sense ofdysfunction

35、 andthe seeming incapacity of both parties in congress to worktogether to advance an agendathats going to help us grow. with respect to the affordablecare act, i think people are legitimately concerned becausewe have a majorproblem with health care in this country - 41 million people withouthealthin

36、surance, a lot of people underinsured. and once again, how we fix a health care systemthats been broken fortoo many people for too long i think ends up speaking to how muchconfidence wehave in government and whether we still have the capacity, collectively, tobringabout changes that are going to be

37、good for our economy, good for ourbusinesses, good for theamerican people. i do want to say, though, thatbeyond the headlines, we have made real progress in theeconomy, and sometimesthat hasnt gotten enough attention. some of the tough decisions thatwe made early on have paid off -decisions that hel

38、ped us not only recover from a crisis, butbegin to lay astronger foundation for future growth. we refocused on manufacturingexports, and today, our businesses sell more goods andservices made in americathan ever before around the world. aftera decade of shedding jobs,our manufacturing sector has now

39、 added about half amillion new jobs, and its led by anamerican auto industry that has comeroaring back after decades of decline. we decided to reverse ourdependence on foreign oil, and today, we generate morerenewable energy thanever before and more natural gas than anybody in the world. and for the

40、first time in nearly 20 years,america now produces more of our own oil than we buy from othercountries. when i took office, we invested afraction of what other countries did in wirelessinfrastructure, and today, itsup nearly 50 percent, helping companies unleash jobs,innovation and a boomingapp econ

41、omy thats created more than 500,000 jobs. when i tookoffice, only 5 percent of theworlds smartphones ran on american operating systems. today,more than 80 percent do. and its not just in thehigh-tech economy that were seeing progress. for example,american farmers are on pace to have one of their bes

42、tyears in decades, and they haveconsistently been able to export more, makemore profits and help restore rural economiesthan when we came into office. and, yes, we decided to take on abroken health care system. and even though the rollout ofthe new health caremarketplace has been rough, to say the l

43、east, about half a millionamericansare now poised to gain health care coverage beginning january 1st. thats after onlya month of sign-up. we also have seen health care costs growingat the slowest rate in 50 years.employer-based health costs are growing at about one-third of the rateof a decade ago,

44、andthat has an impact on your bottom line. and after years oftrillion-dollar deficits, we reined in spending, wound down two wars, andbeganto change a tax code that i believe was too skewed towards the wealthiest amongus atthe expense of the middle class. and since i took office, we have now cut our

45、 deficits by morethan half. add it all up, and businesseslike yours have created 7.8 million new jobs over the past 44months. weve gone farther and recovered faster thanmost other advanced nations. and so inalot of ways, america is poised for a breakout. we are in a good position to compete aroundth

46、e world in the 21stcentury. the question is, are we going torealize that potential? and that meansthat weve still gotsome more work to do. our stock markets and corporate profits are soaring, but weve gottomake sure that this remains a country where everyone who works hard can getahead. andthat mean

47、s weve still got toaddress long-term unemployment. we stillhave to addressstagnant wages and stagnant incomes. and frankly, weve got to stopgoverning by crisis here in this town. because if it werent forwashingtons dysfunction, i think all of usagree wed be a lot further along. theshutdown andthe th

48、reat of default harmed our jobs market, they cost oureconomy about $5 billion, andeconomists predict it will slow our gdp growththis quarter - and it didnt need to happen. itwas self-inflicted. we shouldnot be injuring ourselves every few months. we should be investingin ourselves. and in a sensible world, that starts with a budget that cuts what we dontneed,closes wasteful loopholes, and helps us afford to invest in the thingsthat we know will helpbusinesses like yours and the economy as a whole -education, infrastructure, basic researchand d