歌曲 | 9岁小政客(1/2) |
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专辑 | 听美文故事记六级单词 |
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[00:00.00] | The battle over Social Security has been joined by an unusual lobbyist, |
[00:05.75] | a 9 year old boy from Texas (George Bush's hometown), |
[00:10.72] | who has agreed to travel around supporting President Bush's proposal. |
[00:15.52] | The boy,Noah McCullough,made a splash with his encyclopedic command of presidential history, |
[00:23.27] | earning five appearances on the "Tonight" show and some unusual experiences in the presidential campaign last year. |
[00:30.20] | He beat Howard Dean in a trivia contest at the Democratic National Convention |
[00:35.45] | and wrote for his local newspaper about his trip to see the inauguration. |
[00:39.61] | "He's very patriotic and very Republican," said to the media Noah's mother, Donna McCullough, “ |
[00:45.63] | a former teacher and self-described Democrat. "It's the way he was born." |
[00:50.53] | In a sign of how far groups go to carry their message on Social Security, |
[00:55.49] | Progress for America has signed up Noah, a fourth grader, as a volunteer spokesman. |
[01:01.59] | He starts on spring break from James Williams Elementary School in Katy, Tex. |
[01:07.00] | Progress for America, which spent almost $45 million backing Mr Bush last year, |
[01:13.61] | plans to lay out $20 million on Social Security this year. |
[01:18.14] | It has spent $1 million on television commercials and is working to send experts around the country. |
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[00:00.00] | The battle over Social Security has been joined by an unusual lobbyist, |
[00:05.75] | a 9 year old boy from Texas George Bush' s hometown, |
[00:10.72] | who has agreed to travel around supporting President Bush' s proposal. |
[00:15.52] | The boy, Noah McCullough, made a splash with his encyclopedic command of presidential history, |
[00:23.27] | earning five appearances on the " Tonight" show and some unusual experiences in the presidential campaign last year. |
[00:30.20] | He beat Howard Dean in a trivia contest at the Democratic National Convention |
[00:35.45] | and wrote for his local newspaper about his trip to see the inauguration. |
[00:39.61] | " He' s very patriotic and very Republican," said to the media Noah' s mother, Donna McCullough, " |
[00:45.63] | a former teacher and selfdescribed Democrat. " It' s the way he was born." |
[00:50.53] | In a sign of how far groups go to carry their message on Social Security, |
[00:55.49] | Progress for America has signed up Noah, a fourth grader, as a volunteer spokesman. |
[01:01.59] | He starts on spring break from James Williams Elementary School in Katy, Tex. |
[01:07.00] | Progress for America, which spent almost 45 million backing Mr Bush last year, |
[01:13.61] | plans to lay out 20 million on Social Security this year. |
[01:18.14] | It has spent 1 million on television commercials and is working to send experts around the country. |
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[00:00.00] | The battle over Social Security has been joined by an unusual lobbyist, |
[00:05.75] | a 9 year old boy from Texas George Bush' s hometown, |
[00:10.72] | who has agreed to travel around supporting President Bush' s proposal. |
[00:15.52] | The boy, Noah McCullough, made a splash with his encyclopedic command of presidential history, |
[00:23.27] | earning five appearances on the " Tonight" show and some unusual experiences in the presidential campaign last year. |
[00:30.20] | He beat Howard Dean in a trivia contest at the Democratic National Convention |
[00:35.45] | and wrote for his local newspaper about his trip to see the inauguration. |
[00:39.61] | " He' s very patriotic and very Republican," said to the media Noah' s mother, Donna McCullough, " |
[00:45.63] | a former teacher and selfdescribed Democrat. " It' s the way he was born." |
[00:50.53] | In a sign of how far groups go to carry their message on Social Security, |
[00:55.49] | Progress for America has signed up Noah, a fourth grader, as a volunteer spokesman. |
[01:01.59] | He starts on spring break from James Williams Elementary School in Katy, Tex. |
[01:07.00] | Progress for America, which spent almost 45 million backing Mr Bush last year, |
[01:13.61] | plans to lay out 20 million on Social Security this year. |
[01:18.14] | It has spent 1 million on television commercials and is working to send experts around the country. |
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[00:00.00] | 布什竭力推行的社会保障制度改革多了一个不寻常的说客 |
[00:05.75] | 一名来自布什老家得克萨斯州的九岁小男孩 |
[00:10.72] | 应总统的邀请为社保改革进行全国巡回演讲 |
[00:15.52] | 这个名叫诺亚·马克库拉夫的小男孩在美国知名度颇高,被称为“美国总统历史的百科全书” |
[00:23.27] | 美国著名的脱口秀节目“今夜”曾经五次邀请诺亚上节目,去年诺亚因为帮助布什竞选总统而为自己更增添了不平凡的经历 |
[00:30.20] | 他曾在民主党大会上的一次小辩论中击败霍华德·迪安 |
[00:35.45] | 还为当地报纸写过关于他所看到的就职典礼 |
[00:39.61] | 诺亚非常爱国,而且他是个不折不扣的共和党人,”唐娜·马克库拉夫 |
[00:45.63] | 曾经当过老师并自称是民主党的诺亚妈妈说,“他生下来就是这样。” |
[00:50.53] | 在一次关于如何进行社保改革的团体签名活动中 |
[00:55.49] | 美国国会通过签名同意诺亚,一位四年级的小学生,成为志愿工作者 |
[01:01.59] | 初春他就要暂时告别位于德克萨斯州凯蒂镇的詹姆士·威廉斯小学了 |
[01:07.00] | 去年,国会为支持布什推行社保改革花费了4,500万美元 |
[01:13.61] | 今年国会将拨款减少到2,000万 |
[01:18.14] | 其中100万用来进行电视宣传和聘请全国各地的专家开展工作 |