"Obama believes killing children is a right until the umbilical cord is cut." "VP Biden mocks a fallen Navy Seal during memorial." "Obama denies protection to babies who survive abortions." "Stop Obama from forcing gay marriage on the states."

That's just a sampling of totally unsolicited text message spam that furious recipients said lit up their phones yesterday. It was all sent from anonymously-registered email domains hosted by GoDaddy.

Well, that anonymity didn't last long.

I don't see any news stories about this yet, so perhaps this is a Daily Kos exclusive, but GoDaddy has now taken down those domains, such as obamaliesett.com, votegopett.com, and gopmessage.com, and has removed the privacy screen that shielded the registrant's identity.

We can now clearly see that the registrant for all of these domains is Jason Flanary of Centreville, Virginia, who has a @ccadvertising.com email address. And it turns out that the COO of ccAdvertising is erstwhileVirginia GOP state senate candidate Jason Flanary.

And this isn't the first time Flanary has spammed people with text messages a week before election day. It even resulted in a lawsuit last time.