No offense people, but you don't understand how good a hit piece this article is because you have tunnel vision. They are taking the "exploiting prejudice" tact, which goes at one of Paul's greatest strengths. Responding with the typical party line doesn't work for this kind of story and only makes Paul look bad. We need to find out more about Renae Hathway in terms of what her role was with the campaign, when she was working there, and what she was in a position to know concerning the newsletters. Her comments that he proof-read the newsletters is damaging. Most of the other stuff is weak, but that part is pretty bad. It would be hard to argue that he wouldn't notice what the newsletters were saying if he had proof-read them. Some point of clarification would be nice. When it was just Dondero, whose agenda was clear, it was nothing, but a supporter repeating the same substantive issues is a problem.
This article did give me pause and I am definitely wanting to see some sort of clarification on Hathway's statements. I don't trust the media, but I want to actually see some sort of response to these claims. For instance this quote, "It was his newsletter, and it was under his name, so he always got to see the final product. . . . He would proof it," has dots between the comment about proof-reading. What exactly did she say in between?
It is hard for Paul to claim that he did not know about the content and that he didn't read it if he was actually proof-reading the material. On the other hand, she may have said something in between that puts it in a different context.