Obama brushes aside the notion that his rhetoric is insubstantial. He says he would inspire people to come together to solve problems.

O不理会那些说他言词华丽却不实在的说法。他说他将鼓励人民团结起来解决问题。

"The most important thing that we can do right now is to re-engage the American people in the process of governance, to get them excited and interested again in what works and what can work in our government. "

最重要的事情是我们能重新让美国人民参与政务过程，让他们重新对我们的政府正在干什么，能干什么产生兴趣和热情。

On the Republican side, the Arizona Senator John McCain has a clear lead nationwide and no one expects his chief rival, former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee, to win the nomination, no matter how well he does in Wisconsin. But Huckabee has refused to quit, arguing that voters have a right to make a choice based on their own beliefs and principles, not on what party leaders say.

而在共和党这边，亚利桑那州参议员JM在全国毫无疑问的领先，不管主要对手前阿肯色州长Mike Huckabee在W州做的多好，都不会赢得提名。但是H拒绝推出，他说，选民有根据他们自己的信仰和原则做出选择的权利，而不是根据党的领导者的话。

Huckabee says he represents conservatives who care about such issues as abortion, illegal immigration, and reduced taxes.

H说他代表着关心堕胎，非法移民以及减税事项的保守派。

McCain has broad appeal, which could prove important in November's general election in a state such as Wisconsin, which has been a battleground in past elections. But many conservatives in his party object to more liberal positions he has taken on such issues as taxes and immigration.

M有广泛的支持率，这一点可以在11月某些州举行的大选中证明有重要作用，如W州，这些州是以前的竞选战场。但其党内的许多保守主义者反对他在如税收和移民问题上更倾向自由主义的姿态。