The only mention of it in the Washington Post is buried in their online edition in a tech blog, and suggests that Yahoo! should be prosecuted, not Kernell.

It’s clear that the “hack” was simply created by reseting Palin’s password using her birthdate, ZIP code and information about where she met her spouse – all information freely available online. So who should be in court here? A college kid, or Yahoo’s email security people?

The media have decided that this story is going nowhere. I doubt any national newspaper has a single reporter covering it.

Obama’s netroots don’t care about civil liberties, they just want to use the Bill of Rights to open the backdoor for Al Queada. That’s the takeaway for me.

I’m reminded that Stalin killed more people than Hitler.

The Ds sure do raise good quality kids. First tire slashers, now hackers.

Many, many apologies. Made quite an ass of myself, it appears.

Moe, could you take some mercy on me and delete the extra posts? I promise to actually listen to instuctions next time.

Even though you’re not working for my causes, there is always joy to see the rhetorical rapier handled well and with such flourish.

Ye gods, I think I might be a fanboy. Moe, somebody, ban me!

As an actual substantive point, surely it bothers such a fine conservative as yourself to resort to the mother of all overreaching federal code, RICO, does it not?

And in agreement, there is no place for email hacking. End of story.

It’s been some time since I’ve been active but had to log on to express my thanks.

Don’t be such a stranger, oh no wait, that’s me.

Any chance you might return on a more permanent basis? Your diaries and posts were what got me hooked here, and then you left.