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Gingrich said Clinton's speech highlighted the fact that Obama "learned nothing" from his 2010 "shellacking." 

CHARLOTTE, N.C.– Democrats wonder if Pelosi intends to remain leader or is positioning to cede power on a high note.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — An assortment of Hollywood heavyweights took to the stage Thursday, the last night of the Democratic National Convention, to sing, rock and speak about their support for President Obama.

With a guitar in hand, James Taylor — the first musical act to appear — was about to begin playing “Carolina in my Mind” in front of a chair onstage when he quipped, “I know it’s an empty chair — makes you nervous, doesn’t it?” before sitting down.

A supporter waves an American flag during the last day of the Democratic National Convention on Thursday.

Rep. Jan Schakowsky (D-Ill.) kisses Rep. Sheila Jackson-Lee (D-Texas) while dancing to James Taylor during the last day of the Democratic National Convention on Thursday.

Mary J. Blige sings during the last day of the Democratic National Convention on Thursday.

Foo Fighters perform during the last day of the Democratic National Convention on Thursday.

Former Rep. Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz.) reacts after reciting the Pledge of Allegiance with Rep. Debbie Wasserman-Schultz (D-Fla.) by her side on Thursday.

Vice President Biden give his acceptance speech on Thursday.

President Obama kisses first lady Michele Obama before his acceptance speech Thursday.

Delegates listen to President Obama's acceptance speech Thursday.

Michele and daughters Malia and Sasha join President Obama onstage after his acceptance speech Thursday.

While the reaction from the crowd was ecstatic, initial judgments from pundits and social media were more muted.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — One prominent Democrat wasn't mentioned by President Obama in his acceptance speech Thursday night — Hillary Rodham Clinton.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Sen. Chris Coons and the rest of the Delaware delegation had a choice viewing spot for Thursday’s proceedings.

Giffords's appearance, celebrity sightings, an electrified crowd and a few tears make for a memorable night

“If you share that hope with me, I ask you tonight for your vote,” he said at the Democratic convention.

Both Obamas and both Clintons were winners; losers include convention co-chairmen and local hotels