Mitt Romney

The Romney campaign said that it won't "be dictated by fact-checkers"—in other words, they won't be driven by facts. But whether the truth matters in this election isn't up to the Romney campaign, it's up to you.

Mitt Romney tough on China? Romney's companies were called pioneers in shipping U.S. manufacturing jobs overseas. He invested in firms that specialized in relocating jobs to low wadge countries like China. Even today part of Romney's fortune is invested in China. Romney's never stood up to China. All he's done is send them our jobs.

The top 5 reasons Mitt Romney won't release more tax returns. What else is he hiding? Only Mitt Romney knows.

With Paul Ryan speaking at the 2012 Values Voters Summit, its time to really "Talk About Values"

According to Newsweek, Romney asked VP shortlisters for ten years of tax returns.

So why won't Romney release more of his own returns? What exactly is he still hiding?

If Romney wanted 10 year of tax returns from Ryan why does he think voters only deserve one full year from him?

The question Romney has to answer is: What is he hiding?

Early voting in Ohio starts October 2nd. Commit to Vote today: http://ofa.bo/commit John Legend sat down with OFA Ohio to share the importance of getting involved and voting early.

A video wrapping up some of the best moments from speeches given at the 2012 Democratic National Convention. Includes speech excerpts from President Barack Obama, Vice President Joe Biden, First Lady Michelle Obama, former President Bill Clinton, Senator John Kerry, and Mayor Julián Castro.

On Friday, August 24th, OFA Colorado launched the Rocky Mountain Rumble, a special competition between CSU and CU students to see who can register more voters and get young people involved in this campaign.

The last five decades have proven one thing. As Ohio goes, so goes the nation. In 2008, Ohio went blue. In 2012 you'll help us to it again.

"Over the next few months you have a choice to make. Not just between two political parties or even two people. It's a choice between two very different plans for our country. Governor Romney's plan would cut taxes for the folks at the very top, roll back regulations on big banks, and he says that if we do our economy will grow and everyone will benefit. But you know what?