[kevkrom]

This would be far more believable if Romney-affiliated groups haven't been attempting to smear Thompson for over five months now.

Of course the campaign is going to deny it, it was set up with "plausible deniability" from the get-go.

But let's assume Romney's telling the truth here, for the sake of argument. He has a remarkable tendency to choose losers for his top state operatives: Larry Craig of Idaho (state chair) gets busted for soliciting gay sex in a public men's room, and now Wesley Donehue of South Carolina (top state advisor) gets caught smearing Thompson with juvenile tactics. Some "CEO" there.

[CharlesWayneCT]

Wesley Donahue is NOT an advisor of any kind to the campaign. According to the article, he works for the same company as Thompson, who is an advisor.

[ElectricStrawberry]

Correction for ya: Warren Tompkins is the “top advisor” in SC. Wesley Donehue is a “business partner” of Warren Tompkins.

This non-story will go away tomorrow, replaced by the next non-story.

[DBrow]

“Larry Craig of Idaho (state chair) gets busted for soliciting gay sex in a public men’s room, “

And tried to pass legislation banning certain types of ammo, too.

[Swordfished]

The truth is of no importance in 'gotcha' politics. Perception is reality.
I look forward to two more years of snotty kids in their playpen, playing 'gotcha'. I think I'll re-read Animal Farm to get in the spirit.

[mbraynard]

Your criticisms are pathetic.

[Doofer]

But let's assume Romney's telling the truth here, for the sake of argument. He has a remarkable tendency to choose losers scumbags for his top state operatives:

There it's fixed.