Mitt Romney has apologized for
incidents described in a Washington Post story about his prep school
years in Michigan. Some of the events include forcibly cutting a boy's
bleached-blond hair and hassling a closeted gay student in English
class.
"Back in high school, I did some dumb things," Romney said in an interview on the "Kilmeade and Friends" talk show on Fox News radio
Thursday. "And if anybody was hurt by that or offended by that, I
apologize." He added: "There is no question I became a very different
person since then."
So the Mittster "became a very different person since then." Yeah: Like Bain capital wasn't a corporate bully, raiding weakened companies and milking them of their cash and laying off their employees. And he's become very sensitive, like on immigration policy and strapping dogs to car roofs.
Oh, and speaking of obviously phony statements: "That [being homosexual] was the furthest thing from our minds back in the 1960s." Yeah, like folks -- especially Mormons -- were really cool with gays in the 60s. Even Romney's high school buddies recall him taunting schoolmates for appearing gay -- calling them girls.
Not everyone acted this way, even in the benighted "60s": None of my friends (who are mostly somewhat older than Mitt) taunted kids for being "effeminate", and none of my friends would even think of throwing another kid to the ground and forcibly cutting off his offending long hair. This was a Mitt character flaw, not one general to the times.
He's not just an Etch-a-Sketch: Mitt was and is a bully and a bull sh*t artist as well.
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