Hackers Access Palin's Personal E-Mail, Post Some Online - Page 2

justone · 09-17-08, 11:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Kandahar

Actually it is her fault. Who conducts important business from a Yahoo email account? Come on. I didn't even think Yahoo was secure enough when I had a small side-business in college.

the truth has been spoken

independent_thinker2002 · 09-17-08, 11:27 PM

One thing's for sure, we know McCain didn't hack it.

Pitwolfy · 09-17-08, 11:29 PM

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Originally Posted by independent_thinker2002

One thing's for sure, we know McCain didn't hack it.

Ok, that was good. Mean, but good.

missypea · 09-17-08, 11:33 PM

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Originally Posted by lincoln

Can people conduct personal business on the own e-mail?

How much of the hacked e-mails, if not all were personal business.

Where is the concern for that?

Unfortunately I can't get to the rest of the emails. I believe "they're" attempting to scrub them from the internet.

...............That means they should be back on the tubes and available to us within 48 hours

However, my outrage lies with Palin. I believe she has stated that she conducted government business on her Yahoo account. And she has withheld them from the investigation.

Forget the ticket. Where is your outrage for your country?

If it helps to think about the ticket, look at it this way:

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Obama used his personal Yahoo account to conduct government business. During an investigation of Obama, he withheld the emails from his Yahoo account.

Are you beginning to feel the outrage you should feel for your country?

lincoln · 09-17-08, 11:38 PM

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Originally Posted by missypea

Unfortunately I can't get to the rest of the emails. I believe "they're" attempting to scrub them from the internet.

...............That means they should be back on the tubes and available to us within 48 hours

However, my outrage lies with Palin. I believe she has stated that she conducted government business on her Yahoo account. And she has withheld them from the investigation.

Forget the ticket. Where is your outrage for your country?

If it helps to think about the ticket, look at it this way:

Are you beginning to feel the outrage you should feel for your country?

You believe? well that settles it. A hacker commits a federal offence and people should feel outrage for the country.

When a State Department employee compromised Obama's passport that was wrong. Can't you at least admitt that hacking someone's personal account is wrong, afterall is it illegal.

TBone · 09-17-08, 11:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Pitwolfy

Let me get this straight !

Some hacker broke into her system and it's HER fault ?!

Good grief, there is no hope for you people.

No, it is a crime, so it is not her fault. What is her fault is that she left herself open to get hacked, which shows bad judgment. You'd think that she would be in a service that was better protected.

independent_thinker2002 · 09-17-08, 11:43 PM

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Originally Posted by TBone

No, it is a crime, so it is not her fault. What is her fault is that she left herself open to get hacked, which shows bad judgment. You'd think that she would be in a service that was better protected.

Especially with Russia being right next door.

TBone · 09-17-08, 11:46 PM

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Originally Posted by lincoln

Can people conduct personal business on the own e-mail?

How much of the hacked e-mails, if not all were personal business.

Where is the concern for that?

She should have never put herself in a position that would have compromised herself. She should have purchased a service that was more secured.

missypea · 09-17-08, 11:49 PM

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Originally Posted by lincoln

You believe? well that settles it. A hacker commits a federal offence and people should feel outrage for the country.

When a State Department employee compromised Obama's passport that was wrong. Can't you at least admitt that hacking someone's personal account is wrong, afterall is it illegal.

Awww....I was just being lazy.

Here you go:

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Palin also routinely does government business from a Yahoo address, gov.sarah@yahoo.com, rather than her secure official state e-mail address, according to documents already made public.

Governor Is Asked To Release E-Mails - washingtonpost.com

As I was saying.......government business on a Yahoo account AND then refuses to turn over emails.

That's OK with you???

TBone · 09-17-08, 11:57 PM

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Originally Posted by missypea

Awww....I was just being lazy.

Here you go:

Governor Is Asked To Release E-Mails - washingtonpost.com

As I was saying.......government business on a Yahoo account AND then refuses to turn over emails.

That's OK with you???

Scary, she acts like Cheney. So, can we still say she is down to earth niave (sic)? Looks like she is trying to get around the freedom of information act by using a private account. Do you think she will try to invoke "executive privledge? The rights are right, she does have more executive experience . . . . . . . . . . side stepping, hiding info.