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THE MAKING OF MITT ROMNEY

PART 6: THE GOVERNOR

Sixth in a series.

A year before the torch-lighting of the 2002 Salt Lake Winter Olympics, Mitt Romney's leadership was earning him mentions as a candidate for governor - in two states.

Future public service was likely, he declared, either in Massachusetts or Utah, where some pundits theorized he might fit in as a Democrat. Speculation increased about a run in conservative Utah when he objected to a July 2001 story in the Salt Lake Tribune describing him as "prochoice" on abortion. "I do not wish to be labeled prochoice," his letter to the editor said.

Late in 2001, a column in Salt Lake City's Deseret News, …

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