NEW YORK (AP) -
One Republican campaign ad describes the "buyer's remorse" some voters feel about President Barack Obama. Another ad features a woman saying she had supported Obama because "he spoke so beautifully" but he's failed to deliver on his promises.
Still another ad woos Obama supporters with a direct but gentle prod: "It's OK to make a change."
Republicans are trying to persuade voters who supported Obama in 2008, many of them women, to switch to Republican candidate Mitt Romney.
To reach them, Republicans have adopted a political soft sell: Coax them without criticizing the choice they made four years ago.
That strategy draws a rebuke from Obama campaign spokeswoman Jen Psaki (SAH'-kee). She says Romney's positions on issues important to millions of women across the country are out of whack.
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