While recent discussion of Mitt Romney and anti-gay bullying has focused on the candidate's youthful disdain for creative hairdos, his policies as governor of Massachusetts affected far more LGBT students. In 2006, Romney's administration blocked the publication of an anti-bullying guide for public schools, and e-mails obtained by the Boston Globe reveal the issue was the document's use of the terms "bisexual" and "transgender" in discussions about protecting certain students from harassment.