Santorum and Romney stump in Ohio

CINCINNATI, Ohio (AP/WDTN) - Two Republican candidates for president were in the Buckeye State Monday:

Rick Santorum says President Barack Obama and his allies want to frighten people about new oil-exploration technologies so they can get your dollars and turn it over to politicians to win elections "so they can control your lives." The former Pennsylvania senator was in Steubenville today where he told voters that the notion of global warming is not climate science but "political science."

Mitt Romney was campaigning in Cincinnati today where he slammed Rick Santorum for no longer being a "budget hawk." He spoke to employees at a Cincinnati-based medical device maker and toured the factory. Romney urged Ohio voters to back him in their March 6th primary because Ohio "often decides who the president is."