Wisconsin Appears To Be In Play For Romney

(Washington Examiner) For Paul Kaiser, it was the attack in Libya that left four Americans dead. For Pam Reinemann, it was a national economy that continues to sputter.

Whatever their reasons, voters like Kaiser and Reinemann who have grown frustrated with President Obama have given Republican Mitt Romney new hope of challenging the president for the 10 electoral votes of Wisconsin, a state that voted Democratic in seven of the last 10 elections.

"It's been gradual," Kaiser, a retired veteran from La Crosse, said of his break with Obama. "Personally, I have no qualms with him. Policywise, I do." Kaiser said he's now "more than likely" going to vote for Romney on Nov. 6. Keep Reading RELATED STORIES