THE NEW YORK TIMES — “Mitt,” the documentary about Mitt Romney’s failed quest for the presidency, begins on Christmas Eve 2006, with Mr. Romney, his wife, Ann, and their five sons sitting in their Park City house, weighing the pros and cons of a Romney candidacy.
“I feel like if people really get to know who you are,” said Craig Romney, the youngest of the brood at 25 then, “it could be a successful campaign.”
Of course, the campaign was not successful, and many of Mr. Romney’s family members and close friends feel that the nation never truly got to know the Mitt Romney — fun-loving husband and father, turnaround expert — they all adore.
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