Bill Shatzer wrote: Spread Eagle ® wrote: On Sep 19, 9:10 am, gatt <g...@livefromtheclocktower2008.us> wrote: If she was using it for public business, that's clearly a problem. Yahoo accounts are startlingly easy to hack. At some point she will be asked why she had a yahoo account and if she used it for state business, and that's when we'll find out the answers to those questions. Not any time ...

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Spread Eagle ® wrote: On Sep 19, 9:10 am, gatt <g...@livefromtheclocktower2008.us> wrote: If she was using it for public business, that's clearly a problem. Yahoo accounts are startlingly easy to hack. At some point she will be asked why she had a yahoo account and if she used it for state business, and that's when we'll find out the answers to those questions. Not any time soon apparently - if ever. Her question ...

...'s a no-no! Nah. She had a yahoo account to share pics with family and friends, decidedly NOT public business. If she was using it for public business, that's clearly a problem. Yahoo accounts are startlingly easy to hack. Nevertheless, the -data- from the sites that is appearing around the internet is not credible. By the way, if I was the McCain/Palin campaign I'd get some lawyers to start working on the ...

gatt wrote: air hammer wrote: If she was using it for public business, that's clearly a problem. Yahoo accounts are startlingly easy to hack. If she travels a lot it was a necessary evil. Well, if she could access her government mailserver on port 110, she should be able to hit the server anywhere. Similarly, she should be able to authenticate outbound on port 587 and send from her .gov mailserver ...

air hammer wrote: If she was using it for public business, that's clearly a problem. Yahoo accounts are startlingly easy to hack. If she travels a lot it was a necessary evil. Well, if she could access her government mailserver on port 110, she should be able to hit the server anywhere. Similarly, she should be able to authenticate outbound on port 587 and send from her .gov mailserver anywhere. It may be a ...

...'s a no-no! Nah. She had a yahoo account to share pics with family and friends, decidedly NOT public business. If she was using it for public business, that's clearly a problem. Yahoo accounts are startlingly easy to hack. If she travels a lot it was a necessary evil. Nevertheless, the -data- from the sites that is appearing around the internet is not credible. By the way, if I was the McCain/Palin ...

On Sep 19, 9:10 am, gatt <g...@livefromtheclocktower2008.us> wrote: If she was using it for public business, that's clearly a problem. Yahoo accounts are startlingly easy to hack. At some point she will be asked why she had a yahoo account and if she used it for state business, and that's when we'll find out the answers to those questions. She's shown herself to be quite open and transparent in her dealings. In fact, that's her ...

...s a no-no! Nah. She had a yahoo account to share pics with family and friends, decidedly NOT public business. If she was using it for public business, that's clearly a problem. Yahoo accounts are startlingly easy to hack. Nevertheless, the -data- from the sites that is appearing around the internet is not credible. By the way, if I was the McCain/Palin campaign I'd get some lawyers to start working on the possibility of...

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