Obama, Romney ignore sore throats, fatigue to campaign

Published November 5, 2012
U.S. President Barack Obama and Republican Mitt Romney ignore jet-lag, sore throats and cold weather to tell voters why they should be America's next president.

US President Barack Obama and Republican Mitt Romney ignore jet-lag, sore throats and cold weather to tell voters why they should be America's next president. - Video by Reuters

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