The head of an Ohio-based political action committee says President
Barack Obama's bus tour through Ohio is more evidence of how essential
the Buckeye State is in winning the White House.
Obama's two-day, 250-mile "Betting on America" bus tour
is taking him through several northern Ohio communities where he
received strong support in 2008. The tour also includes stops in western
Pennsylvania. Republicans are countering by dispatching Louisiana
Governor Bobby Jindal and former Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty to some
of the same towns along Obama's tour.
Phil Burress is chairman of the Citizens for Community Values Action Political Action Committee.
He says the key in November will be for rural, conservative Ohioans to
show up in large numbers like they did in 2004 when George W. Bush won
the state.
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