Romney touting education plan in Philadelphia; Obama to Iowa Mitt Romney will continue to push his education agenda with a visit to a charter school in Philadelphia on Thursday after announcing his support for vouchers and naming his education policy advisers earlier this week. U.S. Republican presidential candidate and former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney makes a point about children's education at the Annual Economic Summit at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Washington on May 23. And President Obama has one more campaign event in California on Thursday before he heads to the swing state of Iowa, where he'll tour a wind turbine blade manufacturer and deliver remarks there on his "To Do List" for Congress. Here's a look at what is happening with each candidate and their campaigns Wednesday, courtesy of the White House press office and the PBS News Hour Political Calendar. Thursday, May 24 (All times ET) President Obama attends a campaign event in San Jose, Calif. 12:45 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. Vice President Biden attends campaign events in Charlotte 4:55 p.m. Obama tours TPI Composites, a wind turbine blade manufacturer in Newton, Iowa Obama delivers remarks urging Congress to act on the "To Do List," specifically highlighting the need to invest in clean energy by passing legislation Vice president will attend a fundraiser for Tim Kaine in McLean, Va. 7:55 p.m. Obama delivers remarks at a campaign event 8:45 a.m. Mitt Romney visits Universal Bluford Charter School in Philadelphia Evening Fundraisers in Boston Sandhya Somashekar: Despite President Obama's comments that he thinks the matter should be left to the states, many gay rights advocates strongly believe that it must be dealt with nationally - and that Obama is quietly on their side. Conservative critics of the president suspect the same, citing this as one way the president might tack left if reelected. On gay marriage, Obama's critics and supporters think he will change his views. Carol Leonnig: Senior Secret Service managers are said to have ordered unusual methods in a rush to take swift action and put the humiliating prostitution scandal behind them, but now the inspector general for the Department of Homeland Security is probing whether such variations and rushing could have led to flawed conclusions and unfair punishments. On the Fix: Republicans" Hispanic problem didn't happen overnight and they won't be able to fix it overnight, either. On the Fact Checker: The facts mentioned in the Obama campaign's ads about Bain Capital are generally correct. But then those facts are interspersed with highly personal attacks on Romney by the workers at Ampad, a company acquired by Bain in 1991. More campaign news, in tweets: What must-read election coverage did I miss? Tweet links using #campaignreads. We'll feature the best ones on CampaignReads.com, our app for curating the best articles and posts about the 2012 election.