Edited sentence: Federal Election Commission records show that Thompson’s political action committee transfered $178,000 to his son’s political consulting firm.In Thompson’s commercials, he recounts a tale of military heroism in Iraq, then introduces himself and says the company’s service can stop identity theft and is offered free to deployed members of the military.In contrast, the committee made only $66,700 in contributions to other campaigns and political committees in the four years since Thompson retired from the Senate.Thompson has urged people in radio commercials to contact a company that says it fights identity thieves and that was co-founded by a man accused of taking money from consumer bank accounts without permission.“I urge you to contact LifeLock.“While our heroes are protecting us, we have a duty to protect them,” Thompson said in his familiar, folksy cadence