President Bill Clinton: “Obama Ready to be President.”

"And so if you, like me, believe that America must always be a place called Hope, then join Hillary and Chelsea and me in making Barack Obama the next president of the United States."
--President Bill Clinton

Today democrats left the Pepsi Arena in awe, yet again after another Clinton delivered a speech that praised and embraced Barack Obama. Form President Bill Clinton used the same Fleetwood Mac song “Don’t Stop” that he used in his 1992 campaign as he entered the stage.

The standing ovation was greater than that of his wife’s last night. He said “sit down” and the delegates and fans kept on with the applause, screams and yes; the chants. “The Republicans said I was too young and too inexperienced to be commander in chief,” Clinton recalled. “Sound familiar? It didn’t work in 1992 because we were on the right side of history, and it will not work in 2008 because Barack Obama is on the right side of history.” Clinton was third in the polls when he got nominated, like Joe Biden was.

Though this must have been extremely hard for him, he made a humble, yet stern speech, in which he asked the democrats to join him and his wife in backing Obama come November. This speech told Americans, there is no bad blood today, because we are here for a greater purpose, here for change, here to elect a man who wants to bring the American Dream back.

FOX News confirmed Wednesday that Clinton will not attend Obama’s acceptance speech at Invesco Field in Denver Thursday night.

A senior Obama aide said the candidate is “not worried about it. There’s places besides Denver where we need and will get Clinton's help winning this election.”