Judge upholds warrant requiring Google to share contents of indicted Rand Paul aide's Gmail

1	IOWA CITY, Iowa - A judge is upholding a warrant allowing investigators to search the email account of an indicted political operative who has worked for Rand Paul, Ron Paul and Mitch McConnell.
2	Magistrate Judge Helen Adams rejected a request Monday by Jesse Benton to quash a warrant ordering Google Inc. to turn over the contents of his Gmail account.
3	The decision means the government will get access to thousands of emails that Benton sent and received dating back to 2011.
4	Benton had argued the warrant was overly broad and violated his privacy.
5	His attorney argued the government was conducting a "fishing expedition."
6	Benton and two other aides to Ron Paul's 2012 presidential campaign were indicted last week, accused of conspiring to buy the support of a state senator before that year's Iowa caucuses.