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Whodunnit? Anti-Mormon Push-Polling Edition

The anti-Mormon calls originate in...Utah?

The A.G. in N.H. is investigating and McCain, whose name was reportedly dropped in the calls, is distancing himself by filing a complaint and calling upon other Republicans to do the same.
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"I applaud my Leadership Team for taking action against these cowardly acts. I call on all other candidates and their supporters to repudiate these attacks and join me in pledging not to engage in such despicable tactics throughout the balance of this campaign. I am outraged by the cowardly telephone calls that hide behind my name in an effort to disparage one candidate and advance the candidacy of another. I was a target of these same tactics in South Carolina in 2000 and believe the American people deserve better from those who seek the high office of the presidency."

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