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dailykos.com - 9/18/2008
Hacking into Palin's email
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It's not cute, funny, righteous, or justifiable in any way. This is just as odious as the gross violations that spurred the FISA battle. I hope whoever hacked into her email gets caught and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. At least one Republican personally knows how it feels to ...

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9/18: The Hits Just Keep On Comin'
Blogometer — ... . They are portraying this cyber-attack as part of a larger attack on Palin being conducted by liberals: On the left side of the blogosphere, Daily Kos 's Markos Moulitsas condemns the cyber-attack: "[This is] not cute, funny, righteous, or justifiable in any way. This is just as odious as the gross violations that spurred the FISA battle. I hope whoever hacked into her email gets caught and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. At least one Republican personally knows how it feels to have someone look into her private communications without proper cause or approval. ...

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