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名人演講稿 mr. speaker, mr. vice president, members of congress, honored guests, my fellow americans: we are fortunate to be alive at this moment in history. (applause.) never before has our nation enjoyed, at once, so much prosperity and social progress with so little internal crisis and so few external threats. never before have we had such a blessed opportunity -- and, therefore, such a profound obligation -- to build the more perfect union of our founders' dreams. we begin the new century with over 20 million new jobs; the fastest economic growth ……（快文網(wǎng)http://hoachina.com省略944字，正式會(huì)員可完整閱讀）…… in the best traditions of our nation, americans determined to set things right. we restored the vital center, replacing outmoded ideologies with a new vision anchored in basic, enduring values: opportunity for all, responsibility from all, a community of all americans. we reinvented government, transforming it into a catalyst for new ideas that stress both opportunity and responsibility, and give our people the tools they need to solve their own problems. with the smallest federal work force in 40 years, we turned record deficits into record surpluses, and doubled our investment in education. we cut crime, with 100,000 community police and the brady law, which has kept guns out of the hands of half a million criminals. (applause.) we ended welfare as we knew it -- (applause) -- requiring work while protecting health care and nutrition for children, and investing more in child care, transportation, and housing to help their parents go to work. we've helped parents to succeed at home and at work, with family leave, which 20 millions americans have now used to care for a newborn child or a sick loved one. we've engaged 150,000 young americans in citizen service through americorps, while helping them earn money for college. in 1992, we just had a road map; today, we have results. (applause.) but even more important, america again has the confidence to dream big dreams. but we must not let this confidence drift into complacency. for we, all of us, will be judged by the dreams and deeds we pass on to our children. and on that score, we will be held to a high standard, indeed, because our chance to do good is ……（未完，全文共54390字，當(dāng)前只顯示2455字，請閱讀下面提示信息。收藏克林頓總統(tǒng)2000年聯(lián)邦國情咨文演說） 上一篇：克林頓推銷自傳《我的生活》所發(fā)表的演講 下一篇：微軟公司主席比爾·蓋茨在北京微軟專業(yè)開發(fā)人員大會(huì)上的演講 |