The 2012 presidential campaign has swung to a foreign-policy, as the presumed GOP presidential nominee, the former governor of Massachusetts, Mitt Romney, prepares for an overseas trip in an effort to shore up his foreign-policy and defense image for voters.
The DISCLOSE Act died again in the Senate. It failed on a partisan vote of 53-45. It fell short of the 60 votes necessary to break a GOP filibuster.
WHITE HOUSE — In his latest visit to Ohio, one of several key states in this year's U.S. presidential election, President Barack Obama on Monday accused presumed Republican presidential nominee, former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney of proposing policies that would send more U.S. jobs overseas.
President Obama's campaign points to a new report disclosed about Romney testifying under oath as to serving on the corporate board of Bain Capital long after the date that his campaign says he left.