First up, we are talking about the first full day of the Republican National convention in Tampa Florida.
Tuesday kicked off with some facial business, including the rollcall of delegates.
Now you are familiar with taking roll.
This one isn's about attendance, it's to show that Mitt Roomey has enough support to officially get his party's nomination and he will be officially nominated tomorrow.
Delegates also voted on the party's platform yesterday, that's the official Republican position on major political issues.
More than 2200 delegates are expected to be in Tampa this week.
The youngest one there is the same age as some of you,17-year-old, A.D, and he talked about his interest in politics and how he got to Tampa.
I consider my interest in politics are result of my family background.
My family immigrated to the United States as Hungarian refugees, I think, to give me the economic freedom and individual liberty that they lacked in their homeland.
And my involvement in politics and especially the conservative movement, I think it's meant to preserve those values for me and my descendents in years to come.
To become a delegate, I got elected by the voters from my district at the district convention in May.
I ran a campaign of about four months,reaching out to those voters through phonecalls and in-person experiences and I really credit my victory to the fact that the Republican Party understands that young voters have been especially impacted by this president's policies.
The negative impact of his policies is keeping a lot of students from achieving the opportunities and freedom that their parents achieved as Americans and they wanted to send a younger representative to Tampa to have a part in finding a solution to those problems.
President Obama, the likely Democrat nominee, is out on a campaign trail this week and making some stops on college campuses.
Yesterday he visited Iowa state and Colorado state , today he scheduled to be at the university of Virginia.
If you go to our home page, cnnstudentnews.com, check out the spotlight section, and click on the link to the CNN election center, that's where you can keep up with all of the news out of Tampa like last night speeches from Anne Roomney and New Jersey Governor Chris Christie.
First up, we are talking about the first full day of the Republican National convention in Tampa Florida.
首先我们要谈论的是在佛罗里达州坦帕召开的共和党代表大会。
Tuesday kicked off with some facial business, including the rollcall of delegates.
周2让开始一些表面业务,包括点名的代表们等等。
Now you are familiar with taking roll.
现在你已经对这个流程非常熟悉。
This one isn's about attendance, it's to show that Mitt Roomey has enough support to officially get his party's nomination and he will be officially nominated tomorrow.
而这一次并不是关于谁出席的问题,这是表明米特·罗姆尼有足够的支持来正式得到他的党内提名,而且明天他将被正式提名。
Delegates also voted on the party's platform yesterday, that's the official Republican position on major political issues.
代表们昨天还进行了投票,这是共和党立场官方的重大政治问题。
More than 2200 delegates are expected to be in Tampa this week.
超过2200名代表预计将出现在本周的坦帕。
The youngest one there is the same age as some of you,17-year-old, A.D, and he talked about his interest in politics and how he got to Tampa.
最年轻的一位代表年龄或许就和你们中有些人一样,17岁,而他谈到了他对政治的兴趣以及他是如何来到坦帕的。
I consider my interest in politics are result of my family background.
我认为我对政治的兴趣是出于我的家庭背景。
My family immigrated to the United States as Hungarian refugees, I think, to give me the economic freedom and individual liberty that they lacked in their homeland.
我的家庭当初作为匈牙利难民移民来到美国,我认为,美国给我经济自由和个人自由在他们的国土上根本没有。
And my involvement in politics and especially the conservative movement, I think it's meant to preserve those values for me and my descendents in years to come.
而我参与到政治中来,尤其是保守派运动,我认为这是为了保护我和我的后代们未来数年的价值。
To become a delegate, I got elected by the voters from my district at the district convention in May.
在5月的地区大会中我得到了选民们的推举从而成为一名代表。
I ran a campaign of about four months,reaching out to those voters through phonecalls and in-person experiences and I really credit my victory to the fact that the Republican Party understands that young voters have been especially impacted by this president's policies.
我的竞选为期4个月,那些选民会通过电话和面对面的经历，而且我真的信任我的胜利事实使共和党明白,年轻的选民也可以对总统的政策起到影响作用。
The negative impact of his policies is keeping a lot of students from achieving the opportunities and freedom that their parents achieved as Americans and they wanted to send a younger representative to Tampa to have a part in finding a solution to those problems.
他的政策的负面影响使很多学生们免受作为美国人的他们的父母取得的实现机会和自由的影响,他们想要送一位年轻的代表去坦帕是希望找到解决问题的办法。
President Obama, the likely Democrat nominee, is out on a campaign trail this week and making some stops on college campuses.
奥巴马总统这位民主党可能的候选人,本周将继续竞选而且会在一些大学校园稍作停留。
Yesterday he visited Iowa state and Colorado state , today he scheduled to be at the university of Virginia.
昨天他走访了爱荷华州和科罗拉多州,今天他将出现在维吉尼亚大学。
If you go to our home page, cnnstudentnews.com, check out the spotlight section, and click on the link to the CNN election center, that's where you can keep up with all of the news out of Tampa like last night speeches from Anne Roomney and New Jersey Governor Chris Christie.
如果你浏览我们的主页cnnstudentnews.com,找到焦点栏目,单击链接到CNN选举中心,你就会发现关于坦帕的所有这些新闻，而昨晚来自安妮·罗姆尼和新泽西州州长克里斯·克里斯蒂的演讲也都可以看到。
