Obama bets on 50-state strategy to eke out '12 win

While Republican presidential candidates target early-voting states, President Barack Obama's team is laying the groundwork for a 50-state campaign strategy it hopes will secure another White House win in 2012. From the traditional "swing" states of Florida and Ohio to a typically Republican-leaning ...

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