Alaska Releasing Thousands of Palin Emails

The world will find out today if Palin deliberately drops her 'g's in writing, too.

Some 24,000 pages of emails sent from Sarah Palin's office during her self-shortened term as governor of Alaska are to be released today. The emails, sent between 2006 and 2008, before she signed on as John McCain's running mate in the presidential election, had been requested three years ago by a number of media organizations and citizens under access to information laws. The Alaska government attributes the delay to the amount of emails and the number of requests. Palin, who's yet to decide if she'll run for the presidency in 2012, has brushed off any concerns over what might be included in the document dump.