On the Trail: August 15, 2012
(CNN) - Mitt Romney will spend Wednesday fund-raising with finance receptions in North Carolina and Alabama. Meanwhile, Rep. Paul Ryan will pick up where Romney left off in Ohio with a campaign rally in Oxford at Ryan's alma mater, Miami University.
President Obama will be joined by first lady Michelle Obama as he wraps up his three-day bus tour through Iowa, making stops in Dubuque and Davenport. Vice President Joe Biden will also wrap up a campaign swing, traveling through southern Virginia to deliver remarks at Virginia Tech before heading back in Washington, D.C.
See the full schedule after the jump.
12:00 p.m. ET: Vice President Biden delivers remarks at a campaign event at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, Virginia
1:25 p.m. ET: President Obama will deliver remarks at a campaign event with the first lady in Dubuque, Iowa
6:00 p.m. ET: Republican Vice Presidential candidate Paul Ryan will attend a victory rally at his alma mater, Miami University, in Oxford, Ohio
6:35 p.m. ET: President Obama will deliver remarks at a campaign event with the first lady in Davenport, Iowa
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So far the Ryan Rollout has been less than an overwhelming success. Paul Ryan does not know how to function before audiences who are not gung-ho in his corner. His interview with Brit Hume on Fox was a disaster. I don't know whether to blame Ryan or the Romney campaign for his lack of clear answers to some obvious questions, questions that cannot be left unanswered if Republicans intend to win.