In this speech, Barack Obama expresses gratitude for the opportunity to address the convention and shares his family's story, highlighting his father's Kenyan roots and his mother's upbringing in Kansas. He emphasizes the American dream, where hard work and opportunity can lead to success, regardless of background. Obama affirms the nation's greatness based on the principles of equality, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. He acknowledges the challenges faced by many Americans, advocating for policies that support workers, healthcare access, and education. Obama endorses John Kerry for president, citing his commitment to community, service, and making tough choices for the country. He stresses the importance of unity, hope, and addressing the needs of all Americans, calling for a rejection of cynicism and division in favor of a brighter future.
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