President Obama addresses thousands in Jax

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- President Barack Obama received a warm welcome from 3000 supporters at the Prime Osborn Convention Center Thursday.

"It is good to be back in Jacksonville, Florida," he said.

And the Commander in Chief didn't waste any time telling voters why he's running for President, again. "I'm running because I believe nobody in America should go broke just because they get sick"

He touted his Affordable Care Act. He promised tax cuts to the middle class. He said, "I will also ask those making over $250,000 a year to just go back to the rates they were paying under Bill Clinton, because by the way, that worked."

He talked about to lowering college tuition, reviving American industry, renewing American optimism. "The idea that no matter where you come, no matter who you are, no matter what you look like, America is a place where you can make it if you try," he said.

Voters hung on his every word. With t-shirts and banners, they showed their support, hoping Barack Obama will be President for four more years.

Supporter Linda Everett said, "I just think he's wonderful. I certainly hope he wins."

Julian Robertson, just 14 years old, said, "I felt like the emotion coming up inside. I was really moved by it."

And supporter Melbina Ezell said, "Barack Obama, there is no other way."

Jacksonville is part of a two day tour of Florida for the President. His next stop is West Palm Beach.