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Mitt Romney says he is offering "real change" and asks Ohio voters to to look into his track record. Rappler Carmela Fonbuena files this report from Ohio.
OHIO, US – Republican candidate Mitt Romney tells voters in crucial swing state Ohio Friday, November 2, that President Barack Obama fell short of his promises in 2008. He says he is offering “real change” and asks them to look into his track record. Rappler Carmela Fonbuena files this report from Ohio.
– Rappler.com
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