[americanophile]

These are the same liberals who don't want the FBI looking at terrorists' emails or listening to their phone calls.

[nmh]

“These are the same liberals who don’t want the FBI looking at terrorists’ emails or listening to their phone calls.”

Isn’t liberal hypocrisy amazing?

These same liberals want terrorists to have the SAME rights that you and I have as citizens. Bet ya, they won’t want to investigate it either.

[Perdogg]

Personal or business, it’s against the law!

[misterrob]

Now, of course, Gawker isn't the New York Times, so it's only reasonable to be skeptical, but there are reasons to think this report is legitimate.

Snickering at this

[ajwharton]

“Did we say that we ‘hacked’ Governor Palin’s email? We meant we ‘backed’ her email. Her RIGHT to email...”

[Shermy]

I went there.

A snotty site with snotty, short winded comments.

‘nary a thought about the lawyers they will soon be needing to hire.

[BallyBill]

...and we hope that anyone in possession of these emails will destroy them.

Bwaahaahhaaaaa

[Cementjungle]

If they catch the culprit I think rather than prison they should just send him out on the fishing boat with Todd and let him have a little chat with him.

[skully]

This is terrible what is being done to this women and her family. She must really love her country to open up herself and family to this Sh*t. Another donation to their campaign on the way. Shows me even more why we must win.

[illiac]

Gawker, by publishing screen shots, should be watching for the FBI.....makes them complicit in the crime....

[perfect_rovian_storm]

I can't stand Gawker, but I like Gizmodo a lot.

[Bean Counter]

Hacking into private e-mail is a felony, so let us hope that the FBI is all over this report and finds out what is really going on here...

[Sig Sauer P220]

Libs are so childish.

[coconutt2000]

While the account may add to the speculation that Palin was conducting public business from a private account -- perhaps in an attempt to immunize herself from public records and disclosure laws

Or more likely it was because Yahoo's email was probably more reliable for 24/7 access to her e-mail from everywhere.

Governments are way behind in implementing secure intranets with secure external access to e-mail, contacts, and other data.

[MMcC]

I don’t know or care if this is true, but it does confirm my suspicion that it’ll be damn near impossible for someone to get elected 20 years from now.

Every yahoo and google email and IM lives FOREVER. Suppose a person flirting via IM in college decides to run for President 30 years later... someone at those sites can EASILY dig through the archives and “leak” the contents.

If this turns out to be true, I’d bet anything it was an inside job at Yahoo.

[Texas4ever]

Pray for Sarah...They are trying to break her.

If they can make her upset or get a picture of her crying....they will prey on weakness....

Evil just Evil. PRAY FOR SARAH AND JOHN

[The KG9 Kid]

More free Palin publicity that makes her look good and her detractors look like troglodytes.

[newzjunkey]

Ah, but by their way of thinking that’s “The Man” this is “The People” doing it.

[pepperdog]

Hmmm, I visited the Palin Forum last night and registered. Today I have received in excess of 600 message failure, undelivered message, etc. Some are in foreign languages, I wonder if there is any connection.

[dinasour]

Now, of course, Gawker isn't the New York Times

Gee, that's a lot like saying, the Democratic Underground isn't the Daily Kos, but...".

[Harry Wurzbach]

The lefties’ unhealthy obsession with the Governor continues.

Having her email hacked will only make her a more sympathetic figure. People do care about invasion of privacy in this country. Yes, even for Republicans.