In what was an incredible scene on the convention floor at the Democratic National Convention as Senator Hillary Clinton entered the convention hall and motioned to suspend the roll call vote in favor of nominating Senator Barack Obama by acclamation. The crowd gave a boisterous roar to second the motion and vote "aye" in favor thus nominating Senator Barack Obama as the 2008 Democratic presidential nominee.
We are minutes away from the gavel opening the third day of the Democratic National Convention.
Tonight, former President Bill Clinton will speak to the convention and Senator Joe Biden (D-Delaware) will accept the Democratic nomination for vice president.
Other speakers include Governor Bill Richardson (D-New Mexico), Senators Evan Bayh (D-Indiana) and John Kerry (D-Massachusetts). Check the full schedule here.
The second day of the Democratic National Convention will be one to remember.
Senator Hillary Clinton (D-New York) energized the Pepsi Center with an incredible speech and was introduced by daughter, Chelsea. Senator Clinton declared: "No way. No how. No McCain."
Democratic Senatorial candidate and former Governor Mark Warner (D-Virginia) delivered a great keynote address.
Governor Brian Schweitzer (D-Montana) fired up the room and rattled off an unforgettable line about drilling in all of John McCain's many, many backyards, including the ones he cannot remember.
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There are a number of great speakers lined up for tonight. Ted Sorensen, former speechwriter and adviser to President John F. Kennedy, and Congressman Mike Honda addressed the assembled delegates.
Slated to speak tonight: Senator Hillary Clinton and the keynote address by former Virginia Governor Mark Warner.
