"I can't take it anymore!" New article from the Washington Post on the just released Palin e-mails. Update!

"Go ahead look. You are not going to find anything THIS time!"

There is not much yet, but then journalists are just getting started .

In fact, according to this article, many of them were not even notified that they had been released.

Several media organizations, including msnbc.com, said they were not informed of Thursday’s release.

So far my favorite parts are the ones that describe her frustration over the fact that her choice for Attorney General being fought tooth and nail by the people of Alaska:

“Those who want to turn this into a kangaroo court will soon see you confirmed as Alaska’s AG,” Palin wrote.

(He would ultimately be rejected)

And of course her unbridled anger at the numerous ethics complaints filed against her for...well for being unethical!

Palin’s frustration over a series of ethics complaints filed against her, one of the issues she cited when stepping down, emerges in a series of e-mails on March 24, 2009. 

“These are the things that waste my time and money, and the state’s time and money,” she wrote to then-Lt. Gov. Parnell. 

In an April 2009 email, she commiserated over a story indicating another ethics complaint was to be filed: “Unflippinbelievable... I’m sending this because you can relate to the bullcrap continuation of the hell these people put the family through,” she wrote to Ivy Frye, an aide during the first part of her term, and to Frank Bailey. 

Later that day, in an email to her husband and two top aides, on the issue, she said: “I can’t take it anymore.”

The rest, as they say, is history.

I imagine this is only the tip of the iceberg so I hope that there is much more to come. And I REALLY hope somebody puts these online soon so we can ALL get a look at them.

Update: The e-mails are now available online.

I am about to go to bed, so I will look through them tomorrow.

Let me know if you find anything interesting.

You know like this one from September 26, 2007.