HILLIARD, Ohio -- President Obama ripped Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney on Friday for running a misleading TV ad implying that U.S. auto workers are going to lose their jobs because Chrysler is moving the production of Jeeps for Chinese consumers to China. It's a move by the president to capitalize on what, tactically, appears to have been a strategy by Romney's campaign in Ohio that has backfired.
President Obama Looks To Make Mitt Romney Pay In Ohio For Misleading Jeep Ad
The Huffington Post News Editors, Huffington Post
Fri, 11/02/2012 - 9:33am
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