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Republican ads woo disillusioned Obama voters
Yahoo Political News - | Tuesday, July 31, 2012

In this July 25, 2012, photo, President Barack Obama address the National Urban League Conference in New Orleans. Nearly all of the $100 million Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney and his allies have spent on TV ads in general election battleground states has been aimed at a single audience: swing voters who say they like Obama personally but are disappointed in his job performance. To reach those voters, Republicans have adopted a political soft sell: coax them to consider Romney without criticizing the choice they made four years ago. (AP Photo/Bill Haber)One Republican campaign ad describes the "buyer's remorse" some voters feel about President Barack Obama. Another ad features a woman saying she had supported Obama because "he spoke so beautifully" but he's failed to deliver on his promises.


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