Forget about hacked email accounts. Apparently, a phone call between Palin and Clinton was recently recorded and released on the internet. Here it is:
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Hey! Check this out. This is one of the most comprehensive page of information on Sarah Palin on the Internet ... including videos of her saying her proposed $30 billion pipeline is the will of God, her saying a month ago she doesnt know what the vice-president does, and her recently praising the biggest pork barrel spender in Congress Ted Stevens -
http://dailysource.org/palin
It has in-depth research, audio clips, videos, excerpts, and links to hundreds of articles, including many from newspapers and TV stations in Alaska. It has rare footage, including her telling the 08 convention of the Alaska Independence Party, whose aim is to give Alaska a vote on seceding from the U.S., to keep up the good work. The level of research is unparalled. The sites editors and volunteers include an Emmy-award winning CNN reporter, the former operating editor of the Monitors web site, the former head of NPRs News Blog and the Executive Director of the Online News Association -
http://dailysource.org/about/team