John McCain's campaign is condemning the recent round of push-poll phone calls attacking Mitt Romney in New Hampshire, and is asking the state attorney general's office to investigate the calls for failing to disclose who paid for them. The McCain camp has good reason to want to condemn them — apparently they also ask "questions" that would benefit McCain

Campaign vice chairman Chuck Douglas acknowledged that the calls were "made to appear to be friendly to Senator McCain, but we had nothing to do with the poll at the state or national level." Assuming that they're being honest, this wouldn't be the only time they've had to deal with out-of-control donors/supporters, as they've also worked to stop an independent ad campaign in South Carolina.

Update: The calls have also been received in Iowa.