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A Cautionary Tale

The Daily Caller has published some messages from Rebecca Mansour, Sarah Palin's domestic policy advisor and online "presence," to a supposed supporter.  The communications contain information or opinions that might best be described as "indiscreet." 
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The fact that someone has been shopping these emails for some time according to Politico's Ben Smith) isn't just a cautionary tale for political advisors.  It's also an illustration of the unique challenges that would confront a Palin presidential campaign.  For many on the left, the chance to embarrass or damage Palin represents the "holy grail" of political activism.

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