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Campaign 2012 / Obama vs. Romney / Bus Tour / Pennsylvania #1024734

CBS Evening News for Saturday, Jun 16, 2012
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(Studio: Jim Axelrod) Report introduced.

(Cornwall, Pennsylvania: Bob Schieffer) The bus tour by presidential candidate Mitt Romney featured; scenes shown from Pennsylvania; details given of what he said about immigration and Europe's economy. [In interview, ROMNEY - says President Obama's timing is clear so he did it {immigration} for politics.]

(Studio: Jim Axelrod) Coverage of the Romney interview on "Face the Nation" noted. Romney's focus on jobs in Pennsylvania examined; scenes shown of his campaigning in battleground states. [ROMNEY - speaks about America; criticizes Obama.] [CBS News John DICKERSON†- says Romney's message is about the economy; states Romney can run up the score with blue-collar voters.]

Reporter(s):
Axelrod, Jim;
Schieffer, Bob
Duration:
00:03:40

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