By John McCormick and Rick Pearson |Tribune correspondents
- March 3, 2008
WESTERVILLE, Ohio - Sens.
Hillary Clinton and
Barack Obama battled for undecided voters Sunday in a central
Ohio suburb with a long history of civic activism, each attempting to strike a resonating message before critical balloting in the next stage of a prolonged Democratic presidential contest.
Clinton traveled to Westerville to intensify efforts to portray the Illinois Democrat a candidate of flowing rhetoric with few accomplishments. Obama replied that the New York Democrat's attempts to depict herself as a foreign policy expert were overblown.
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