Romney makes closing appeal to Iowans

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DES MOINES, IOWA — In his final pitch to Iowans before Tuesday’s caucuses, Republican presidential contender Mitt Romney is taking the focus off his political and executive credentials, and asking voters to get to know him as a father, husband and patriot.

“I served in government four years. I like to say I didn’t inhale,” the former Massachusetts governor, wearing jeans and an open-collar shirt, told voters in Mason City. “I’m a businessman. I’m a dad.”

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