Excuse me, does anyone have an English PPT about the president of the United States

First of all, please allow me to express my gratitude to the audience who braved the cold and came all the way.

We are only here for one purpose. I thank you for your enthusiasm, but I know in my heart that you are not only here for me, but more importantly, you believe in the future of this country. The war is coming, and you believe that peace is coming; When you are disappointed, you believe there is still hope; Realistic politics shuts you out, makes you comfortable with the status quo, and separates you from me for a long time. You believe that we can become a united country, realize unlimited possibilities and create a more perfect federation.

This is the purpose of our visit. Let me tell you how I got here. As most of you know, I am not from Illinois. I moved here more than 20 years ago. It was when I was young, and I graduated from college for only one year. I don't know anyone in Chicago. I have neither financial resources nor friends. However, several churches offered me a job as a community organizer with an annual salary of $65,438+03,000. I accepted this job without even looking at those churches before, because I always had such a simple and great idea in my heart-I can make some contributions to creating a better America through this small job.

My job gives me the opportunity to visit some of the poorest communities in Chicago. The closure of a large number of factories has caused serious trauma to these communities, and I joined the ranks of priests and ordinary faculty members to solve these problems. I found that people encountered not only regional problems-the decision to close a steel plant came from a distant executive; The lack of books and computers in schools can be attributed to the inclination of politicians thousands of miles away; When a child resorts to violence, his heart is empty and the government can never make up for it.

It was in these communities that I received the best education in my life, and I understood the true meaning of Christian faith.

After working for three years, I went to (Harvard) Law School to study, because I want to know how the law can serve these people in need. I became a civil rights lawyer and taught the Constitution. Soon after, I realized that the freedom and equal rights we respect depend on the active participation of the awakened voters. With these thoughts, I came to the state capital and became a state senator.

It was here, in Springfield, that I saw the integration of the whole United States-farmers and teachers, businessmen and workers. Everyone has his own story, everyone wants to get a seat, and everyone strongly demands that his speech be taken seriously. I have established a long-term friendship here-I see many friends in today's audience.

It is here that we learned to express our objections in a way that will not make people feel disgusted-we can compromise with each other, as long as you know in your heart that some principles can never be compromised; As long as we are willing to listen to each other, we can replace the false and ugly assumptions of human nature with truth, goodness and beauty.

That's why we can reform the whole broken death penalty system. This is why we can provide health insurance for those children who need health insurance. This is why we have reformed the tax system to make it more fair and just, which is beneficial to working-class families; That's why we passed the moral reform bill that cynics thought would never be passed.

It is here, in Springfield, when friends from the East, the West, the North and the South gather here, that reminds me of the decency and tolerance of the American people-it is here that I begin to believe that we can create a more promising America.

That's why, in the shadow of the dilapidated state capitol, where Lincoln called for "divided buildings can't last long" and where the hopes and dreams of the same people still exist, I announce before you that I will run for president of the United States.

I know this statement is a bit presumptuous-even a bit bold. I know I didn't spend much time learning the style of Washington. But my time there was enough to make me realize that the style of Washington needs to change.

The genius of our founding fathers lies in their design of a changeable political system. We need to do it with our hearts, because we have changed this country. In the face of tyranny, the efforts of a group of patriots finally brought the British Empire to its knees. In the face of division, we United the whole country and liberated slaves. In the face of the Great Depression, we put workers back to work and lifted thousands of people out of poverty. We welcome immigrants from far away, we extend the railway to the west, we send astronauts to the moon, and we also hear Martin? Lu Se? Kim's appeal-let fairness and justice flow like water.

Every time, a new generation of Americans will bravely undertake and complete the work that needs to be done. Today, we are encouraged again-it is time for our generation to respond.

That is our unshakable belief-although there is only a small possibility, people who love this country can change it.

This is Abraham? Lincoln's faith. He has his own doubts, failures and setbacks. But through his determination and words, he promoted the development of the United States and helped us liberate a race. It is precisely because thousands of people have joined his cause that we are no longer divided, whether in the north or the south, whether slaves or free men. It is precisely because men, women and children of all races and all walks of life inherited Lincoln's career after his death and constantly struggled for freedom that today we can face the challenges of the new Millennium as a country-as the American people.

We all know what today's challenge is-endless war, dependence on oil threatens the future of our country, so many children don't study hard at school, and families are trying to earn wages to pay all kinds of checks. We hear and understand these challenges. We have talked about them for a long time.

We cannot meet these challenges, not because we lack reasonable policies and feasible solutions. What hinders us is ineffective leadership and small-scale political structure-we are attracted by trivial things, and we have long avoided difficult choices. We hope to get political points easily, no matter how hard we work, get in touch with knowledge and solve big problems.

In the past six years, we have been constantly told that the increasing debt burden is not a problem. The problems that Americans are worried about, such as soaring medical and health expenses and stagnant wages, do not exist. Climate change is just a trick to fool people. Tough words and poorly conceived wars can be used instead of diplomacy, strategy and foresight. When all this failed, when Hurricane Katrina came, or when the number of soldiers killed in Iraq rose, we were told that our crisis originated from other people's mistakes. We didn't realize our real failure, but we were told that we should blame the other party, either homosexuality or immigration.

When people turn their eyes elsewhere in disillusionment and despair, we know what fills this vacuum. Cynics, lobbyists and special interest groups have turned our government into a game that only they can afford. They can write a check with a stroke of a pen to solve the problem, and you have to pay for them; They have the privilege to get all kinds of resources, but you need to write an application letter. They think the government belongs to them, and we took it back from them today. This political era is gone forever, and it is time for us to turn a new page in history.

We have made great progress. I am very proud to help lead the debate in Congress, which led to the most influential moral reform since Watergate.

But Washington still has a long way to go. It's not easy. This is why we need to set priorities. We need to make hard choices. Although the government plays an important role in the process of change we need, more money and plans alone cannot guarantee that we can get the expected results. Every one of us, in life, needs to learn to undertake the following responsibilities-instilling the concept of success in children's hearts, adapting to the more competitive economy, making our community better and learning to bear some sacrifices. So let's get started. Let's do this arduous work together. Let's realize the transformation of the whole country.

Let's call it the generation that reshapes our economy so that we can remain highly competitive in the digital age. Let's set higher standards for schools and provide them with the necessary resources to help them develop. Let's recruit new teachers and provide them with higher salaries and more support to enhance their sense of responsibility. Let's adjust university tuition, invest in scientific research, and build more information superhighways (broadband) in the centers of American cities and villages.

When our economy begins to change, let us be the generation that ensures that our workers share the fruits of economic prosperity; Protect the company's commitment to reward employees for their hard work. Let's try our best to make hardworking Americans save for their retirement. At the same time, please allow our trade unions and their organizers to encourage the development of the middle class in this country again.

Let's be the generation to eliminate poverty in America. Everyone who wants to find a job can find a job through vocational training, get enough salary to pay all kinds of expenses, and provide good care for their children so that they can stay in a safe place when they go to work. Let's do these things well.

Let's be the generation that finally tries to solve the medical crisis. We can save money in various ways: pay more attention to disease prevention, provide more treatment for patients with chronic diseases, and use advanced technology to reduce administrative expenses. At this moment, our generation will say: We want to let all Americans enjoy medical benefits at the end of the first term of the next president.

Let's be the generation that finally frees America from oil dependence. We can use other domestic alternative energy sources such as ethanol as fuel and encourage the production of more fuel-efficient cars. We can set up a system to control the amount of greenhouse gases. We can turn the crisis of global warming into an opportunity for innovation, increase employment opportunities, stimulate business development and set an example for the whole world. Let's be such a generation and make future people proud of what we have done today.

Most importantly, let's be such a generation, always remember what happened on September 1 1 and fight against terrorists with all our strength. On this issue, politics can no longer divide us-we can act together to safeguard national security. Me and * * * and Party Senator Dick? Ruger helped pass a bill to ensure the destruction of some of the world's deadliest unprotected weapons. Through joint efforts, we can rely on a stronger army to track terrorists and tighten their financial networks, and we can also improve the efficiency of our intelligence agencies. But we also need to understand that our ultimate victory lies in rebuilding our alliance, exporting those beliefs and values abroad, and bringing hope and opportunities to thousands of people in the world.

But if we don't end the Iraq war, all this will be impossible. As many people know, I opposed the war from the beginning. I think this is a tragic mistake. Today, we feel sad for those families who have lost loved ones, countless heartbroken people and those young lives that have passed away. America, it's time to withdraw. It is time to admit that sacrificing American lives will never solve the political differences in civil wars in other countries. That's why I plan to withdraw all our troops before March 2008. Let Iraqis know that we can't be there forever, which is our last and best hope, and put pressure on Sunnis and Shiites to sit at the negotiating table and seek a peaceful solution.

Finally, there is one more thing. It's not too late for us to deal with the problem of this war-soldiers in the army-our veterans-who made the ultimate sacrifice. Let's give them the care they need and rebuild their beloved army in return for their heroism. Let's be such a generation and start doing it now.

I know many people don't believe that we can accomplish so much. I understand their suspicions. After all, every four years, presidential candidates from both political parties make similar promises, and I think this year will be no exception. All presidential candidates will visit all parts of the country, put forward detailed plans and make grand speeches. We all preach those qualities that we have and prove that we are qualified to lead this country. But how many times, when the election ended, the scraps of paper were cleared away, all the promises began to disappear from our memory, while lobbyists and special interest groups started to act, and people turned around and began to work hard for themselves as usual.

That's why this campaign is not just about me. It's about us-it must belong to us and we need to work together. This activity must be called a platform, a way for you to realize all your hopes and dreams. This requires you to contribute your time, experience and suggestions-when we do satisfactorily, push us to make further efforts; Let us know when we are not doing well. Through this movement, we need to rediscover the meaning of citizenship, restore the identity with the same goal, and realize that no difficulties and obstacles can resist the calls of thousands of people for change.

If everyone takes care of themselves, this change will not happen. If we continue to divide, we will fail.

But the growth story of a tall and thin lawyer in Springfield tells us that a different future is possible.

He told us that language contains power.

He told us that there is power in faith.

Under the differences of all races, regions, beliefs and social status, we belong to the same nation.

He told us that there is strength in hope.

When Lincoln summoned people who opposed slavery, people heard him say, "Because of strange, disharmonious and even evil reasons, we came from all directions, gathered together and went to war."

This is the purpose of our gathering here today.

That's why I'm running for this election.

Not just to get a position, but to change this country with all of you.

I hope to win the next war-for fairness and opportunity.

I hope this will win the next war-providing better schools, better job opportunities and better medical benefits for all Americans.

I hope we can undertake this endless glorious cause and work together to improve our union and create a better America.

If you are willing to join me in this seemingly unbelievable search process, if you feel the call of fate and see a future with infinite possibilities like me, and feel like I think it's time to wake up, put aside our fears, make up for our debt to history and future people with actions, and prepare me to accept this career, advance with you and work together with you. We * * * will start today, complete the task that should be completed and open a new free world on this planet.