Denver, Colorado...After being introduced as Senator Barack Obama's running mate at a rally in Springfield, Illinois on Saturday afternoon, Senator Joe Biden had nothing but praise for the man at the top of the ticket.
Biden said, "There's something about Barack Obama that allows him to bring people together like non one I've worked with and seen."
And he'll definitely be bringing people together here in Denver. More than 80,000 people are expected to watch him deliver his acceptance speech at Invesco Field on Friday night.
SO WHAT'S NEXT FOR THE BARACK OBAMA/JOE BIDEN TICKET?
Following their rally in Illinois Obama and Biden are not scheduled to appear together again until Thursday.
Obama will hit the road. He's going to campaign in several battleground states on his way to his nomination in Colorado. Meanwhile, we've learned Biden is returning to Delaware to prepare for his convention speech before coming to town on Monday. A big Vice Presidential staff awaits him.
And we're preparing here as well. We'll be live blogging and reporting for 770KKOB, Fox Radio News and America tonight. The relatives we're staying with handed over the key to the house and we plan to finally see each other sometime on Friday for dinner.
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