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Obama Vows To Deliver A Better Future For America $People wave flags and posters of Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama on day four of the Democratic National Convention (DNC) at Invesco Field at Mile High in Denver, Colorado. Obama told Americans their \"dreams can be one\" if they unite in a stirring new crusade for change, in a riotous finale to the historic Democratic National Convention. (AFP/Getty Images/Mark Wilson)$ The American Dream is alive and the nation can be better than it has been during the last eight years of President George Bush, Barack Obama said as he accepted the Democratic Party's presidential nomination. Delivering the most important speech of his life to more than 80,000 people at an open-air stadium in Denver, Colorado, Mr Obama left no doubt America was ready for change and said it was time for voters to stand up and say: "Eight is enough!" Posted in Politics

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Obama Vows To Deliver A Better Future For America

$People wave flags and posters of Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama on day four of the Democratic National Convention (DNC) at Invesco Field at Mile High in Denver, Colorado. Obama told Americans their \"dreams can be one\" if they unite in a stirring new crusade for change, in a riotous finale to the historic Democratic National Convention. (AFP/Getty Images/Mark Wilson)$

The American Dream is alive and the nation can be better than it has been during the last eight years of President George Bush, Barack Obama said as he accepted the Democratic Party's presidential nomination.

Delivering the most important speech of his life to more than 80,000 people at an open-air stadium in Denver, Colorado, Mr Obama left no doubt America was ready for change and said it was time for voters to stand up and say: "Eight is enough!"

Posted in Politics