Elections, Quick News November 16, 2011

Romney’s Opposition To Auto Bailout Scrutinized In Ohio

A pair of state Democratic lawmakers in Ohio will call on voters Wednesday to withhold their support for GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney.

Ohio Senate Minority Leader Capri Cafaro (D-Hubbard) and State Representative Matt Szollosi (D-Toledo) will say that Romney, along with Ohio’s Republican Governor, John Kasich, “turned their backs on Ohio’s auto workers by failing to support critical investments that led to the creation and saving of thousands of Ohio auto jobs.”

Cafaro and Szollosi say that Kasich has been unfairly “taking credit for the recovery of Ohio’s auto industry.” Kasich will appear tomorrow at a Jeep plant in Toledo that is set to add 1,100 new jobs.

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