奥巴马演讲稿三篇.docx
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奥巴马演讲稿三篇
奥巴马演讲稿【三篇】
奥巴马演讲稿【一】
我从来不是最有希望的候选人。
一开始,我们没有太多资金,也没有得到太多人的支持。
我们的竞选活动并非诞生于华盛顿的高门华第之内,而是始于得梅因、康科德、查尔斯顿这些地方的普通民众家中。
我们的竞选活动能有今天的规模,是因为辛勤工作的人们从自己的微薄积蓄中拿出钱来,捐出一笔又一笔5美元、10美元、20美元。
而竞选活动的声势越来越大则是源自那些年轻人,他们拒绝接受认为他们这代人冷漠的荒诞说法;他们离开家、离开亲人,从事报酬微薄、极其辛苦的工作;同时也源自那些已经不算年轻的人们,他们冒着严寒酷暑,敲开陌生人的家门进行竞选宣传;更源自数百万的美国民众,他们自动自发地组织起来,证明了在两百多年以后,民有、民治、民享的政府并未从地球上消失。
这是你们的胜利。
我知道你们的所做所为并不只是为了赢得大选,我也知道你们做这一切并不是为了我。
你们这样做是因为你们明白摆在面前的任务有多艰巨。
因为即便我们今晚欢呼庆祝,我们也知道明天将面临我们一生之中最为艰巨的挑战--两场战争、一个面临危险的星球,还有百年来最严重的金融危机。
今晚站在此地,我们知道伊拉克的沙漠里和阿富汗的群山中还有勇敢的美国子弟兵醒来,甘冒生命危险保护着我们。
会有在孩子熟睡后仍难以入眠的父母,担心如何偿还月供、付医药费或是存够钱送孩子上大学。
我们亟待开发新能源、创造新的工作机会;我们需要修建新学校,还要应对众多威胁、修复与许多国家的关系。
奥巴马演讲稿【二】
PRESIDENTBARACKOBAMA:
Hello,Morehouse!
(Applause.)Thankyou,everybody.Pleasebeseated. AUDIENCEMEMBER:
Iloveyou!
PRESIDENTOBAMA:
Iloveyouback.(Laughter.)ThatiswhyIamhere. Ihavetosaythatitisoneofthegreathonorsofmylifetobeabletoaddressthisgatheringheretoday.IwanttothankDr.Wilsonforhisoutstandingleadership,andtheBoardofTrustees.WehaveCongressmanCedricRichmondandSanfordBishop—bothproudalumniofthisschool,aswellasCongressmanHankJohnson.Andoneofmydearfriendsandagreatinspirationtousall—thegreatJohnLewisishere.(Applause.)WehaveyouroutstandingMayor,Mr.KasimReed,inthehouse.(Applause.) ToallthemembersoftheMorehousefamily.Andmostofall,congratulationstothisdistinguishedgroupofMorehouseMen—theClassofXX.(Applause.) Ihavetosaythatit’salittlehardtofollow—notDr.Wilson,butaskinnyguywithafunnyname.(Laughter.)BetsegawTadele—he’sgoingtobedoingsomething. Ialsohavetosaythatyouallaregoingtogetwet.(Laughter.)AndI’dbeouttherewithyouifIcould.(Laughter.)ButSecretServicegetsnervous.(Laughter.)SoI’mgoingtohavetostayhere,dry.(Laughter.)ButknowthatI’mtherewithyouinspirit.(Laughter.) Someofyouaregraduatingsummacumlaude.(Applause.)Someofyouaregraduatingmagnacumlaude.(Applause.)Iknowsomeofyouarejustgraduating,“thankyou,Lordy.”(Laughterandapplause.)That’sappropriatebecauseit’saSunday.(Laughter.) Iseesomemomsandgrandmashere,aunts,intheirSundaybest—althoughtheyareupsetabouttheirhairgettingmessedup.(Laughter.)Michellewouldnotbesittingintherain.(Laughter.)Shehastaughtmeabouthair.(Laughter.) Iwanttocongratulateallofyou—theparents,thegrandparents,thebrothersandsisters,thefamilyandfriendswhosupportedtheseyoungmeninsomanyways.Thisisyourday,aswell.Justthinkaboutit—yoursons,yourbrothers,yournephews—theyspentthelastfouryearsfarfromhomeandclosetoSpelman,andyettheyarestillheretoday.(Applause.)Soyou’vedonesomethingright.Graduates,giveabigroundofapplausetoyourfamilyforeverythingthatthey’vedoneforyou.(Applause.) Iknowthatsomeofyouhadtowaitinlonglinestogetintotoday’sceremony.AndIwouldapologize,butitdidnothaveanythingtodowithsecurity.Thosegraduatesjustwantedyoutoknowwhatit’sliketoregisterforclasseshere.(Laughterandapplause.)Andthistimeofyearbringsadifferentkindofstress—everyseniorstoppingbyGlosterHalloverthepastweekmakingsureyournamewasactuallyonthelistofstudentswhometallthegraduationrequirements.(Applause.)Ifitwasn’tonthelist,youhadtofigureoutwhy.Wasitthatlibrarybookyoulenttothattriflingroommatewhodidn’treturnit?
(Laughter.)WasitDr.Johnson’spolicyclass?
(Applause.)DidyougetenoughCrownForumcredits?
(Applause.) Onthatlastpoint,I’mgoingtoexercisemypowerasPresidenttodeclarethisspeechsufficientCrownForumcreditsforanyotherwiseeligiblestudenttograduate.Thatismygraduationgifttoyou.(Applause.)Youhaveaspecialdispensation. Now,graduates,IamhumbledtostandherewithallofyouasanhonoraryMorehouseMan.(Applause.)Ifinallymadeit.(Laughter.)AndasIdo,I’mmindfulofanoldsaying:
“YoucanalwaystellaMorehouseMan—(applause)—butyoucan’ttellhimmuch.”(Applause.)Andthatmakesmytaskalittlemoredifficult,Isuppose.ButIthinkitalsoreflectsthesenseofpridethat’salwaysbeenpartofthisschool’stradition. BenjaminMays,whoservedasthepresidentofMorehouseforalmost30years,understoodthattraditionbetterthananybody.Hesaid—andIquote—“ItwillnotbesufficientforMorehouseCollege,foranycollege,forthatmatter,toproduceclevergraduates—butratherhonestmen,menwhocanbetrustedinpublicandprivatelife—menwhoaresensitivetothewrongs,thesufferings,andtheinjusticesofsocietyandwhoarewillingtoacceptresponsibilityforcorrecting(those)ills.” Itwasthatmission—notjusttoeducatemen,buttocultivategoodmen,strongmen,uprightmen—thatbroughtmunityleaderstogetherjusttwoyearsaftertheendoftheCivilWar.Theyassembledalistof37men,freeblacksandfreedslaves,whowouldmakeupthefirstprospectiveclassofwhatlaterbecameMorehouseCollege.Mostofthosefirststudentshadadesiretobeeteachersandpreachers—tobetterthemselvessotheycouldhelpothersdothesame. Acenturyandahalflater,timeshavechanged.Butthe“MorehouseMystique”stillendures.Someofyouprobablycameherefrommunitieswhereeverybodylookedlikeyou.Othersmayhaveehereinsearchofamunity.AndIsuspectthatsomeofyouprobablyfeltalittlebitofcultureshockthefirsttimeyoucametogetherasaclassinKing’sChapel.Allofasudden,youweren’ttheonlyhighschoolsportscaptain,youweren’ttheonlystudentcouncilpresident.Youweresuddenlyinagroupofhighachievers,andthatmeantyouwereexpectedtodosomethingmore. That’stheuniquesenseofpurposethatthisplacehasalwaysinfused—theconvictionthatthisisatraininggroundnotonlyforindividualsuccess,butforleadershipthatcanchangetheworld. Dr.Kingwasjust15yearsoldwhenheenrolledhereatMorehouse.Hewasanunknown,undersized,unassumingyoungfreshmanwholivedathomewithhisparents.AndIthinkit’sfairtosayhewasn’tthecoolestkidoncampus—forthesuitshewore,hisclassmatescalledhim“Tweed.”ButhiseducationatMorehousehelpedtoforgetheintellect,thediscipline,thepassion,thesoulforcethatwouldtransformAmerica.ItwasherethathewasintroducedtothewritingsofGandhiandThoreau,andthetheoryofcivildisobedience.Itwasherethatprofessorsencouragedhimtolookpasttheworldasitwasandfightfortheworldasitshouldbe.Anditwashere,atMorehouse,asDr.Kinglaterwrote,where“Irealizedthatnobody—wasafraid.” Notevenofsomebadweather.Iaddedonthatpart.(Laughter.)Iknowit’swetoutthere.ButDr.Wilsontoldmeyouallhadachoiceanddecidedtodoitouthereanyway.(Applause.)That’saMorehouseMantalking. Now,thinkaboutit.Forblackmeninthe’40sandthe’50s,thethreatofviolence,theconstanthumiliations,largeandsmall,theuncertaintythatyoucouldsupportafamily,thegnawingdoubtsbornoftheJimCrowculturethattoldyoueverydaythatsomehowyouwereinferior,thetemptationtoshrinkfromtheworld,toacceptyourplace,toavoidrisks,tobeafraid—thattemptationwasnecessarilystrong. Andyet,here,underthetutelageofmenlikeDr.Mays,youngMartinlearnedtobeunafraid.Andhe,inturn,taughtotherstobeunafraid.Andovertime,hetaughtanationtobeunafraid.Andoverthelast50years,thankstothemoralforceofDr.KingandaMosesgenerationthatovercametheirfearandtheircynicismandtheirdespair,barriershaveetumblingdown,andnewdoorsofopportunityhaveswungopen,andlawsandheartsandmindshavebeenchangedtothepointwheresomeonewholooksjustlikeyoucansomehowetoserveasPresidentoftheseUnitedStatesofAmerica.(Applause.) Sothehistoryweshareshouldgiveyouhope.Thefutureweshareshouldgiveyouhope.You’regraduatingintoanimprovingjobmarket.You’relivinginatimewhenadvancesintechnologyandmunicationputtheworldatyourfingertips.YourgenerationisuniquelypoisedforsuccessunlikeanygenerationofAfricanAmericansthatcamebeforeit. Butthatdoesn’tmeanwedon’thavework—becauseifwe’rehonestwithourselves,weknowthattoofewofourbrothershavetheopportunitiesthatyou’vehadhereatMorehouse. Introubledneighborhoodsallacrossthiscountry—manyofthemheavilyAfricanAmerican—toofewofourcitizenshaverolemodelstoguidethem.CommunitiesjustacouplemilesfrommyhouseinChicago,munitiesjustacouplemilesfromhere—they’replaceswherejobsarestilltooscarceandwagesarestilltoolow;whereschoolsareunderfundedandviolenceispervasive;wheretoomanyofourmenspendtheiryouthnotbehindadeskinaclassroom,buthangingoutonthestreetsorbroodingbehindajailcell. Myjob,asPresident,istoadvocateforpoliciesthatgeneratemoreopportunityforeverybody—policiesthatstrengthenthemiddleclassandgivemorepeoplethechancetoclimbtheirwayintothemiddleclass.Policiesthatcreatemoregoodjobsandreducepoverty,andeducatemorechildren,andgivemorefamiliesthesecurityofhealthcare,andprotectmoreofourchildrenfromthehorrorsofgunviolence.That’smyjob.Thosearemattersofpublicpolicy,anditisimportantforallofus—black,whiteandbrown—toadvocateforanAmericawhereeverybodyhasgotafairshotinlife.Notjustsome.Notjustafew.(Applause.) Butalongwithcollectiveresponsibilities,wehaveindividualresponsibilities.Therearesomethings,asblackmen,wecanonlydoforourselves.Therearesomethings,asMorehouseMen,thatyouareobligedtodoforthosesti
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