August 24, 2008
Posted: 06:20 PM ET

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DENVER, Colorado (CNN) –
Barack Obama’s presidential campaign is preparing for supporters to sleep outside of Invesco Field the night before he formally accepts the Democratic presidential nomination before more than 75,000 people.

Obama campaign officials said they are taking steps should attendees pitch tents Wednesday night outside the home of the NFL’s Denver Broncos. One Obama official said the campaign is hoping to turn the speech into a grassroots organizing event, with training sessions taking place while people wait in line to get into the stadium and when they take their seats.

The attendees will also be encouraged to text message friends and families in the hours leading up to the speech urging them to watch it, Obama campaign officials told CNN Sunday.

"We want them to watch it,” an Obama advisor said. "We want to tell them to vote. This is a training exercise.”

Obama campaign officials also said they hoped to capitalize on the location of this year’s convention — they've distributed a large chunk of tickets to voters in the battleground state of Colorado, which has nine electoral votes.

"It’s not going to be 76,000 people sitting somewhere watching a speech,” said the Obama advisor. “It’s going to be 76,000 people attending a speech, and they will be turned loose … for the next 60 to 70 days.”

Gates for Thursday evening’s speech will open at 1 p.m. MT.

Filed under: Barack Obama • DNC


Realistic   August 25th, 2008 4:38 am ET

Much better than having McGeezer as President. Who wants a leader in adult diapers, who has long ago lost his mental faculties, my friends?

Pat   August 24th, 2008 11:39 pm ET

Hillary 2010! Your Nation won't be here in 2010 if McSame is elected!
And it will be 2012 before the next election! And McSame will be 76! His senilty should be even more obvious by then as it's obvious now!

What is wrong with you people? Do your minds have an automatic button and it shut itself off?

Why are you all so upset about Hillary? Hillary is not upset! In fact the report today said she was the first one Obama discussed his VP with!
So where's the snub? She even said she didn't want the VP position!

Were you all American citizens for the last eight years? As anyone who was and is willing to vote Republican for the third time, given the current state of our Nation seriously needs help! Do you think doing it all over again for the third time is going to bring different results? If our current economy, the Trillions sent to Iraq for an illegimate war, the job losses, the housing crisis, the total disregard for military and veterans, our decayed world image hasn't hit home - maybe when a nuclear misile lands in your back yard you'll all see the light and the writing on the wall will be clearer! Thank Heavens the majority of us are wise enough to ensure that doesn't happen!

D in Indiana   August 24th, 2008 11:36 pm ET

This is the first comment I have made on any blog about any political subject. Over the past week of reading a vast amount of comments and opinions from every side possible, I am just amazed and astonished at how some of you have chosen to express your points of views.

Since when did we as Americans decide that it is appropiate on any level to "dis", "verbaly attack", "threaten", and "dictate" to each other on any subject??

It seems that one person makes an inappropiate comment, then a person responds by first telling them "how dare they" or "shame on them", then they do the exact same thing by attacking them or their entire party. I for one do NOT understand how this is effective or proves one point over another. Here's one example- "Republicans are killers".
I am a Republican. I am not a teenager, but a parent of 4 children. I am not rich by any means. I do not like the high gas prices or a number of other things, and I also do not agree 100% on every issue of John McCain(I feel he is a bit more liberal than what I would like to see). But I also have very strict beliefs in other major issues such as Abortion as being a Christian I could never be pro choice. I realize that every person is entitled to their own opinion and that's exactly how America should be. I just feel that I shouldn't be "labeled" as a "killer" and I think statements like that only further the animosity between all the parties.

I also feel I better toss this extra bit in..just incase someone poses this question to me in further comments. My husband is a military man, and if any of my 3 sons or my daughter should choose or ever be drafted during a "war time", or :peace time" I, along with so many others, will be one of the most PROUDEST parents in the nation. If my children are willing to put American(Republican, Democrat, Independent, ect) lives, freedoms, and liberties before their own, then I have done my job.

ree   August 24th, 2008 11:20 pm ET

I won't be watching his speech. Thank God for cable, I can watch a good movie.

arlene, CA   August 24th, 2008 11:13 pm ET

What a wonderful historic event. I wish I was going. I will be watching every bit of it tho. Barack Obama/ Joe Biden 08-12. A winning team for sure!

mary   August 24th, 2008 11:09 pm ET

Are the serving kool-aid during the training session?

Phil   August 24th, 2008 11:01 pm ET

I can't go !!!! I have a Job .

Val KY   August 24th, 2008 10:47 pm ET

Someone in the ticker comments wrote:
"Trust me….Obama loses this election because of you people…Hillary will lose in 2012….."

I think that is pretty fair to say and I agree 100%

If PUMA won't support Obama and he loses, then I won't support Hillary in 2012!

The white house can stay Republican forever. We Obama supporters can play "slash and burn" as well as you PUMA's. And there's more of us than you to vote.

Linda K.   August 24th, 2008 10:46 pm ET

Joe Biden wasn't my first pick for VP. (I was thinking Sebelius or Richardson.) But after Obama chose him, I started doing my research, and I'm impressed. Senator Biden is definitely not a Washington insider, not in the usual sense. He has used his experience to bring about change. I'm convinced that it's a great team.

I do have another quandary, though. My son's high school open house is on Thursday evening. Should I be a good mother and meet all his teachers for this year, or should I skip out and go downtown to watch Obama's speech on a theater screen? Tough choice.

(I think I'll probably go meet the teachers. When I get home I can watch a video of the speech–not as good as seeing it live, but it will have to be good enough.)

ALLAN USA   August 24th, 2008 10:42 pm ET

NO HRC — NO OBAMA. Let's teach that arrogant, blow hard , bigmouth a lesson he'll never forget. HRC in 2012. Obama just prove himself that he is not ready to be PRESIDENT. Biden going to be President.

ALLAN USA   August 24th, 2008 10:35 pm ET

NO HRC — NO OBAMA. Let's teach that arrogant, blow hard , bigmouth a lesson he'll never forget.

Sherry, Atlanta   August 24th, 2008 10:34 pm ET

HILLARY=DRAMA
SHE IS A FEMALE! I HONESTLY BELIEVE THAT, HAD SHE BEEN MALE. . .ALL THIS WOULD NOT HAVE HAPPENED.

A MAN, WOULD HAVE CONCEDED—NO LATER THAN APRIL.

OBAMA/BIDEN '08 - '12

Will, NJ   August 24th, 2008 10:34 pm ET

August 24th, 2008 9:33 pm ET

put it simply obomacrimes.com filed 8 23 08 obama as of yet has not told anybody what hospital he was born in……ever wonder why……..Is this a difficult question i want to know why……….it is alleged he was born in KENYA and not eligible to run for PRESIDENT WONDER WHY THE VACATION TO HAWAII……there are three [3] forged birth certificates……..O BAMA WHAT HOSPITAL WERE YOU BORN IN………SIMPLE ARE YOU OUT OF TOUCH,……

If you would pause a moment from your raving lunacy and went to factcheck.org, you would find people who have seen and scrutinized his birth certificate and found it to be genuine. If you want to talk about releasing things, why doesn't McCain release his military record? Seems a war hero should have nothing to hide.

aware   August 24th, 2008 10:28 pm ET

So, this just another Hollywood moment for the one-act Obama Drama! :)

I repeat: Obama's nomination is a gift to the Republicans because they really didn't want to run against Hillary! Obama's VP pick of Biden and not Hillary is a second gift to the Republicans for the same reason!

And you wonder why the race is so close when the democrats should be winning big! The dems will continue to spiral down because Americans are not as stupid as Obama thinks. And, a convention extravaganza will not help any more than the big trip/big Berlin speech did.

Obama's books plus the Corsi and Freddoso books plus the words of Obama, Michelle, their mentors and friends give Americans quite a lot to chew on. The Obamas are too late in trying to tackle an image already ingrained in the minds of Americans!

Obama never! :(

Dont waste your vote! Vote for John McCain 08 and Hillary Clinton 2010! :)

mama4obama   August 24th, 2008 10:26 pm ET

Reply to Astonished regarding:

"August 24th, 2008 9:22 pm ET

I am shocked to discover how a nation who is suffering from the hardship of 8 years of Bush/republicans are still voting for MCain.
Seriously it must be something in the american water, air, etc.

What`s wrong with you people!!! Fight the ignorance and come to the light… Serously I don`t know what to said… eduacte yourself!!!!"

ANSWER:
No child left behind….that should tell you all you need to know.

Its sickening that anyone would vote for McCain regardless of party lines. He just doesnt have it. Slitherin snake he is!

Democracynow2008   August 24th, 2008 10:23 pm ET

I like Obama but do not like Biden who voted for the Bush War In Iraq.
Obama supported a recent vote in favor of spying on Americans and also agreed with Senator McCain on off shore Oil drilling.
I still support Obama over McCain .
I want Obama to be a Progressive Democrat and say what he thinks regardless of what the GOP throws at him.
When Obama decided to be the candidate of change and hope I saw that in him.
Why is Obama moving to the Middle of the road ?
Obama please stand for what you believe in that got you in this race from day one.
Thats the Obama I want to hear at the Democratic Convention.
Will the real Senator Obama please speak up.

TN for Obama   August 24th, 2008 10:17 pm ET

*MIGHT* McSame pick Charlie Keating as his Veep? He still owes him one.

Iowa Infidel   August 24th, 2008 10:09 pm ET

Didn't realize there were 75,000 idiots in Colorado. Why would anyone camp out to hear his gas?

NOBAMA '08!!!

Caryl in Florida   August 24th, 2008 10:08 pm ET

SUPER DELEGATES, DO YOUR JOB! The clueless electorate never heard of Joe Biden! YOU must know there simply is not enough time for Obama to EARN THE TRUST OF THE VOTERS and there is too much at stake to just hand this election to the republicans! Our COURTS, ECONOMY, ENVIRONMENT, INTERNATIONAL STANDING, WOMEN'S RIGHTS…. are at stake! A symbolic roll call vote still leaves us with an unelectable candidate. NOMINATE HILLARY AT THE CONVENTION andObama must agree to serve as HIILARY’S VP. It is our only hope!

Matt   August 24th, 2008 10:05 pm ET

what a bunch of loser!

Debby   August 24th, 2008 10:03 pm ET

What bands are playing before the speech hahaha.

Bill, Covington   August 24th, 2008 9:59 pm ET

" This is a Training session" ??
Sounds as tho it is more related to university style BRAIN-WASHING,
indroctrination into the Democratic cult.

One year of that trashy pair and their followers will be drinking the kool-ade and anything else they can find to end their agony.

For me, I'll just sit back with my Beefeters Martini and congratulate myself for casting a vote for the caucasian male candidate.

Jeffer65   August 24th, 2008 9:58 pm ET

To "Colin Powell" - I can't see the real Powell wanting to be McCain's VP especially after the way Bush misinformed and mistreated him when he was Secretary of State. We don't even know who he would support for the election.

Doris,Memphis,TN   August 24th, 2008 9:58 pm ET

Barack Obama is not just smart, he is brillant!
McCain's instant ads show that he is scared.
He will lose. Back to the ranch bud.

Charlene, CA   August 24th, 2008 9:57 pm ET

Obama is still the man! And they closed the comments in the other thread about Obama/McCain dead heat, so I have to post this here. Rasmussenreports.com shows that Obama is actually leading by 3%. Who the heck are you polling CNN? Why do you keep on trying to stir up trouble? Every other news network, including fox news suprisingly still shows Obama in a lead.

BK   August 24th, 2008 9:56 pm ET

Obama couldn't have his acceptance speech like everyone else. He has to go Rock Star status in the stadium. "The Citizen of the World" This is so stupid its funny. How could any one fall for that crap.

RJ, CA   August 24th, 2008 9:52 pm ET

"Tedious," you're getting to be really tedious! And I doubt that Dr. King had Obama in mind when he talked about character!

ANDROLOMA, Commerce City, Colorado   August 24th, 2008 9:42 pm ET

Thank you Rick in AZ! That's about the truth of it all.

ATG   August 24th, 2008 9:41 pm ET

I am amazed and dumbfounded by the wisdom of American voters. How can a party (republican) ruin the country for eight years and still get its candidate elected. Its a shame that majority of americans do not undertsand what is happening to this great country and its worst if they know and do not care !

Texans for Obama   August 24th, 2008 9:34 pm ET

Stop hating on Obama! He is going to win by a landslide so get ready for change in America! As far as the republican's are concerned, they are the biggest bunch of crooks! Look at Bush and cronies. They have broken every law in the book. I have no respect for republicans.

Please, Colin Powell is not going to be McCain's running mate. Powell is going to end up endorsing Obama. You can take that all the way to the bank! GO OBAMA /BIDEN, YES WE CAN AND BELIEVE ME, WILL!

waiting2xhale   August 24th, 2008 9:33 pm ET

Yes Biden has been in the senate a long time, however he has fought the rights for those less fortunate. I think it is smart to pick someone who is willing to fight, knows the players, and has some political clout. I think he is a good balance for Obama. One last thing, he can be the bulldog when the attacks come again from McCain. I would rather have a president who actually weighs the pros and cons, and not afraid to change his mind if there is a valid reason. We have too many in office willing to jump in any countries fight, even without being invited.

Wade Ens   August 24th, 2008 9:33 pm ET

If only 13 yr old kids could vote, with these juvenile antics.

Obama please text us why you slammed the door in Hillary's face

Were you rejecting Hillary or her Policies??

dennis from chicago   August 24th, 2008 9:33 pm ET

put it simply obomacrimes.com filed 8 23 08 obama as of yet has not told anybody what hospital he was born in……ever wonder why……..Is this a difficult question i want to know why……….it is alleged he was born in KENYA and not eligible to run for PRESIDENT WONDER WHY THE VACATION TO HAWAII……there are three [3] forged birth certificates……..O BAMA WHAT HOSPITAL WERE YOU BORN IN………SIMPLE ARE YOU OUT OF TOUCH,……

waiting2xhale   August 24th, 2008 9:26 pm ET

I have had enough of the whining from the Clinton camp. Those that say they would rather vote for McCain than supporting the Democratic ticket, would have never supported Obama in the first place. I would have more respect for them if they said they were voting on the issues that concerned them and who best represents their interests. Let's get on with it.

Joyce   August 24th, 2008 9:25 pm ET

Hillary supporters "GET OVER IT" Vote for McCain if you want but don't say it was becasuse Hillary got cheated. She thought she desrved to be president and the public showed her she didn't..

TN for Obama   August 24th, 2008 9:25 pm ET

Sounds like somebody's jealous of Obama's appeal. Just wait until November and you'll see what this country does. You thought Europe loved Obama….so does America. The whole world will love him AND gain respect for the U.S. abroad once again. We are hated by the world now because of the G.O.P.

Nurses at the G.O.P. convention will outnumber the delegates.

Delaware   August 24th, 2008 9:25 pm ET

vote Democratic for a real change.

Astonished   August 24th, 2008 9:22 pm ET

I am shocked to discover how a nation who is suffering from the hardship of 8 years of Bush/republicans are still voting for MCain.
Seriously it must be something in the american water, air, etc.

What`s wrong with you people!!! Fight the ignorance and come to the light… Serously I don`t know what to said… eduacte yourself!!!!

willieC   August 24th, 2008 9:17 pm ET

Wrong pick for VP, I will now vote for McCain

Betty   August 24th, 2008 9:11 pm ET

remember the fraud case against the clintons?

August 24th, 2008 9:09 pm ET
Your comment is awaiting moderation.
Ron Paul vs Clintons coming soon - you heard it first from National Enquirer

Tracy   August 24th, 2008 9:10 pm ET

Obama/Biden 08 and 12

Yes we can!

Betty   August 24th, 2008 9:09 pm ET

Ron Paul vs Clintons coming soon - you heard it first from National Enquirer

Democrats Unite - Obama/ Biden 08!! Whoop whoop!!! :-)   August 24th, 2008 9:04 pm ET

Bitter "Human Beings" like John Smith… Democrat for Mccain…. GROW UP and STOP BEING SO DARN IGNORANT!!!

OBAMA WILL WIN!!! Regardless of all you haters! I was for Clinton and she lost… but as a loyal Democrat I am 100% for Obama!! Get over your feraking selves…. sheesh!

OBAMA/ BIDEN 08…. :-D

OBA-DEN 08... all the way!!   August 24th, 2008 9:03 pm ET

I wish I could be there, but I will rooting from my television!

jill   August 24th, 2008 8:59 pm ET

This is the first election that has had to deal with post primary trauma, from one of the candidates and their supporters. First the candidate needed time to "adjust emotionally" since then the 18 million supporters have not ceased whining. No coincidence that the candidate unable to cope with the loss is a woman. Change the gender designation to He, and the adjectives sound ridiculous. It makes me ashamed to be a woman!. It's unbelievable that these delicate dames would jeopardize the Election, and give us 4 more years of the Republicans
Suck it up Ladies!

Dan, FL   August 24th, 2008 8:59 pm ET

Mrs. McInostoch, you have to shut up because Barack is hollow. He has nothing in him. I am sure John McCain is a patriot and he will protect our country. Do not blame George Bush for economy including gas prices. Blame democrats who have majority in congress. Do not get blinded by media and Barack's talk. Open your eyes. You have to pay higher taxes as Barack wants to fill his pocket.

lalaland   August 24th, 2008 8:55 pm ET

john smith….u sound like a little kid!

Ridgeway   August 24th, 2008 8:51 pm ET

Camping out? The Beatles, The Stones, American Idol auditions, Wii, OK, I guess. But an Obama speech? This guy needs a football stadium just for his ego.
This guy is a bigger jerk than Al Gore. I never thought it possible but he makes Hillary seem likeable.

Danny in Chicago   August 24th, 2008 8:50 pm ET

No….. Republicans are killers

Rick in Az   August 24th, 2008 8:50 pm ET

To John Smith above:

1. I'm an INDEPENDENT and vote for a Candidate not a piticular Party. So, if Democrats are dumb and Republicans are smart. Then I Guess that Makes Independents Geniuses

Bill Forst   August 24th, 2008 8:49 pm ET

What a joke.

NoMcSame   August 24th, 2008 8:49 pm ET

Wow, we finally have a leader. Not a DUNCE like George W. Bush. See what jokes and tricks has gotten us into? Don't fall for it this time please.
Obama08
Democrat for John McSame, you are a FOOL and a joke. Vote Mcsame and support him by joining the army and going to Iraq. Stop being a coward all of your life and make a stand and sign up like a true patriot. Don't be like a Hillary supporter and make noise but never send her money to help her out. Put up or shut up.
Obama08

Colin Powell   August 24th, 2008 8:47 pm ET

I can't wait for McCain to pick him.

McCain/Powell 08

Nice ring to it.

Helen, NY   August 24th, 2008 8:44 pm ET

John Smith, one more thing to add. Democrats behave un-American and Republicans are real Americans. We are scared of Barack Obama who has no experience and no judgment at all. He cannot take the call at 3:00AM. Impossible.

texan   August 24th, 2008 8:44 pm ET

Well the ( BACHELOR IS OVER ) OBAMA ACTED AS IF HE WAS IN THE TELEVISION SHOW. He told everyone that he had feelings for them
took them for a date, wine and dine them, met their parents, told every one he loved them and they gave him their support then a bit more wine took them to bed to see who he really loved . And the final rose went to Biden. he got on his knees and said to Biden that the first time he laid eyes on him he felt something, Well now we all know that Biden was chosen because if Obama becomes president which I really don't think he is going to be anyways, Biden would be the one to be making Presidential decisions not Obama. Obama just wants to be able to sleep in the LINCON ROOM anyways.

Typical white person   August 24th, 2008 8:44 pm ET

Biden,hmmm 35 years in Washington how exciting thats change you can xerox.

Mrs. McInostoch   August 24th, 2008 8:42 pm ET

Democrat for John McCain, you need to either GROW UP or SHUT UP.

Are you one of the millions of Americans without health insurance, house in foreclosure, lost a relative to this no nonsense Iraq war, cannot afford gas, afford to pay utilities, etc ? If you are not in this situation, think of the millions Americans who are.

You are so selfish. You are thinking of ONLY yourself and not Americans who need help.

So VOTE McCain and see if he cares about you after he gets your vote. You probably voted for George H. Bush.

John Smith   August 24th, 2008 8:40 pm ET

Be patient, I am, not done yet (Oh, I am close to 60 years old as of today– so listen to me):
What I have learned, as an outsider, over the years:

1. Republicans are MORE faithful to their party than Democrats

2. Republicans are better at running campaigns, but terrible at running the nation; yet, Democrats can never figure this out!

3. Republicans are smarter, probably with higher IQs than Democrats; just read their blogs

4. Democrats are more emotional (celebs) than Republicans; just read their comments on the different blogs!

5. Republicans are more "principled" in emitting their key messages (i.e., it is about the PARTY, not the leader even when he/she is dumb, senile etc) than Democrats.

6. Democrats are Losers, Republicans are Winners!!!!

John Smith   August 24th, 2008 8:32 pm ET

What I have learned, as an outsider over the years:

1. Republicans are MORE faithful to their party than Democrats

2. Republicans are better are running campaigns, but terrible at running the nation; yet, Democrats can never figure this out!

3. Republicans are smarter, probably with higher IQs than Democrats

4. Democrats are more emotional (celebs) than Republicans

5. Republicans are more "principled" in emitting their key messages (i.e., it is about the PARTY, not the leader even when he/she is dumb, senile etc) than Democrats.

6. Democrats are Losers, Republicans are Winners!!!!

kyra   August 24th, 2008 8:30 pm ET

VOTE
OBIDEN 08!!!!

Democrat for John McCain   August 24th, 2008 8:30 pm ET

Last time when Obama had a rally in Oregon he had the crowd which came for another show and Obama pretended as if the crowd came to listen to him. Obama also made some people faint for his rallies. What a joke. Obama is now desperate. He does not know what to do. CNN is there to support him. Wolf is listening?

Tell It Like It Is   August 24th, 2008 8:29 pm ET

Hillary on the Supreme Court would be a supreme slam to the GOP if her appointment could win approval.

Deon Perry   August 24th, 2008 8:29 pm ET

CNN just lost me as a viewer. What is going on with Wolf Blitzer? Why is he so obsessed with the Republican talking points? Americans tune into the news this election coverage to hear about the issues. Why is he so focused on the so called supporters of Hilary who claim in CNN's less than credible poll that they will be voting for McCain? Is that the defining issue of this election. Come on CNN…. don't join the Fox bandwagon and make your coverage all about the Republican talking points. Americans deserve better. Can you start putting some substance into your coverage? Americans deserve better. Again Wolf shame on you…. it is too blatant who you are supporting in this election. Please do it privately and not on air, some viewers find it very offensive.

tedious898   August 24th, 2008 8:28 pm ET

Dr. Martin Luther King - Aug 28th 1963

I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character.

*******************
No matter what Obama supporters….no group of disgruntled americans can take this away from us (win or lose) THIS IS OUR DAY..THIS IS OUR TIME. CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!

tedious898   August 24th, 2008 8:25 pm ET

I think the MSM's can take credit for promoting the angry "Hillary Supporters". I hear the pundits saying "Barack has work to do" blah blah. He (Barack) "has to bring these people into the fold"

These groups hate Barack. How in the world does anyone move the emotions of someone angry and feeling as though you have stolen something from them? The only thing Barack can do is move forward with his vision. I still believe this Thursday is the anniversary of MLK's speech and Sen. Obama will be the partial fulfillment of that dream

gary   August 24th, 2008 8:23 pm ET

He isn't Elvis ,and he sure the hell isn't The Messiah. He is a joke. He is a lier.

NEVER OBAMA   August 24th, 2008 8:22 pm ET

The kool-aide drinkers have no idea what they are going to do to this country. In four years you will hate the name obama.

John Smith   August 24th, 2008 8:19 pm ET

Can you believe how little the Republicans have been able to trash the Dems since Biden became VP.

Now imagine what the Republicans would have been saying or screening about if Hillary was VP:

1. Clinton donors to the Clinton library must be released
2. Will Monica Lewinsky be returning to the White House?
3 Whatever happened to Bosnia fire?
4. "I never made love to that woman…"
5. Hillary file gate?
6. The recent Clinton- Edwards affairs and the list goes on. Do Dems really wanted this kind of distraction?

Great Hillary can sit on the Supreme Court and implement Obama-Biden policies. So, let all Dems 'wise up."

Prediction: If Obama loses this election, it will take another 15 years before any Democratic nominee will ever have a chance!

Yawn.   August 24th, 2008 8:19 pm ET

This convention will be so boring now.

Maybe an old episode of Love Boat will be on.

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