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No, but the program host and station manager have both been on air stating that they were first approached with the rumor by a "Democrat operative" associated with Montgomery County politics. This would imply a regional rival for the governor's race INSIDE the Democrat Party. In other words, DEMOCRATS were spreading the rumors about O'Malley.

The radio program mentioned that there has been some contact between FR (Jim Robinson was mentioned)and the governor's office of Maryland which is doing an internal investigation of the scandal. The implication was that there is some information to be passed regarding this.

I can't verify these details. But that is what was discussed on the radio program (WBAL.com).

In other words, DEMOCRATS were spreading the rumors about O'Malley.

...as evidenced by MD4BUSH's comment Meek posted at 26 above. This smells like an elaborate setup.

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No, but the program host and station manager have both been on air stating that they were first approached with the rumor by a "Democrat operative" associated with Montgomery County politics. This would imply a regional rival for the governor's race INSIDE the Democrat Party. In other words, DEMOCRATS were spreading the rumors about O'Malley.

That's what it is sounding like, with a twist, i.e. they were able to find an Ehrlich staffer that they could use to put the blame on Ehrlich. Unfortunately for them, if this is the case, they underestimated the ability of Jim Robinson and the rest of FR to mine the archives.

Voila! Blowback.

My, my! #21