Drew Cline passes on word from the New Hampshire Attorney General’s office: “We have had some success in getting partway down the trail that leads to the source of those calls. But we are not all the way down that trail. Today and yesterday and every day we have been working to get us to . . . that determination of who ultimately was responsible for it.”

Like many voters, I’d like to have the guilty party named so that I can take that into my voting calculus. There’s a stink coming off of those push polls, and if the trail led back to a Republican candidate, it might be enough to dissuade me from checking that box when the Virginia primary rolls around…

By the way, as other articles have noted, John McCain was among the first to call for the NH AG to get involved. That’s why he’s not on my list of suspects; as I speculated last month, I’d be looking at a George Soros type, someone who wanted to test negative messages, make another GOP candidate look bad, and who didn’t care about ever working in Republican politics again.