suitep: Mitt Romney with his family after his father was elected Governor of Michigan, November 7,1962. Photograph: AP Photo Mitt Romney apologized today for high school pranks that may have pushed the boundaries into bullying, including an incident where he led a group of young men in pushing down a screaming fellow student and cutting his long, blond hair. The Post reported that another student, Gary Hummel, a closeted gay at the time, said his efforts to speak in class were punctuated by shouts of “Atta Girl” from Romney.Romney, 65, said he didn’t remember either incident. “There’s going to be some that want to talk about high school,” the former Massachusetts governor said. “Well, if you really think that’s important, be my guest.”

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Mitt Romney with his family after his father was elected Governor of Michigan, November 7,1962. Photograph: AP Photo

Mitt Romney apologized today for high school pranks that may have pushed the boundaries into bullying, including an incident where he led a group of young men in pushing down a screaming fellow student and cutting his long, blond hair.

The Post reported that another student, Gary Hummel, a closeted gay at the time, said his efforts to speak in class were punctuated by shouts of “Atta Girl” from Romney.

Romney, 65, said he didn’t remember either incident. “There’s going to be some that want to talk about high school,” the former Massachusetts governor said. “Well, if you really think that’s important, be my guest.”