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| − | '''Heath Thompson''' is a [[Republican]] political consultant who leads the [[Dallas]]-based firm, ''Scot Howell & Company''. Thompson directed then-Governor [[George W. Bush]]’s 11-point 2000 Republican Primary victory in the [[South Carolina]]<ref> | + | '''Heath Thompson''' is a [[Republican]] political consultant who leads the [[Dallas]]-based firm, ''Scot Howell & Company''. Thompson directed then-Governor [[George W. Bush]]’s 11-point 2000 Republican Primary victory in the [[South Carolina]].<ref>https://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D8R6U9LG0&show_article=1</ref> In 2002, he worked as a consultant to [[Norm Coleman]]’s United States Senate victory. |
| − | Thompson joined the [[George W. Bush|Bush]]/[[Dick Cheney|Cheney]] re-election campaign in 2004, when he served as regional political director, being actively involved in [[Florida]] and [[Missouri]]<ref> http://www.scott-howell.com/</ref> | + | Thompson joined the [[George W. Bush|Bush]]/[[Dick Cheney|Cheney]] re-election campaign in 2004, when he served as regional political director, being actively involved in [[Florida]] and [[Missouri]].<ref>http://www.scott-howell.com/</ref> Heath political advising career began in the 1990s when he worked in South Carolina's local political races. |
| − | + | Thompson's firm created a controversial ad in the 2006 [[Tennessee]]'s [[U.S. Senate]] race against [[Democrat]] contender [[Harold Ford]].The [[NAACP]] criticized the commercial calling it racist.<ref>http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/</ref> | |
| − | In August 2007, Republican presidential primary contender, [[Rudy Giuliani]], hired Thompson onto his new team of media consultants<ref> | + | In August 2007, Republican presidential primary contender, [[Rudy Giuliani]], hired Thompson onto his new team of media consultants.<ref>https://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D8R6U9LG0&show_article=1</ref> |
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*[http://www.scott-howell.com/ Official Biography] | *[http://www.scott-howell.com/ Official Biography] | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:38, April 6, 2020
Heath Thompson is a Republican political consultant who leads the Dallas-based firm, Scot Howell & Company. Thompson directed then-Governor George W. Bush’s 11-point 2000 Republican Primary victory in the South Carolina.[1] In 2002, he worked as a consultant to Norm Coleman’s United States Senate victory.
Thompson joined the Bush/Cheney re-election campaign in 2004, when he served as regional political director, being actively involved in Florida and Missouri.[2] Heath political advising career began in the 1990s when he worked in South Carolina's local political races.
Thompson's firm created a controversial ad in the 2006 Tennessee's U.S. Senate race against Democrat contender Harold Ford.The NAACP criticized the commercial calling it racist.[3] In August 2007, Republican presidential primary contender, Rudy Giuliani, hired Thompson onto his new team of media consultants.[4]