Do politicians have the right to a private life?
by 
keithold thanks all baggers
ANSWERS: 14
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Of course +3
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Yes. In some respect. I believe they should be able to attend school functions and have family life without interruption. But politically no
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As long as they are not lying and cheating and being total hypocrites they are.
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Not as long as they keep trying to step all over mine.
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not if they're keeping something private that we wouldn't approve of, like receiving oral sex from an intern.
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Yes, unless they are trying to legislate morality. Then all bets are off. Once you start preaching "family values" and attempting through statute to impose your professed values on others...then it is all fair game, public and private. Talk the talk then you better walk the walk.
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Yes. We should stay out of people's privates
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Yep, but not as private as the rest of us. All choices have consequences & that one price they have to pay.
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If they continue to insist that we be judged by a certain level of government intrusion, then they have no right to complain about private intrusion.
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To an extent; but if they chose to be in the public sector, it should be limited to the time they are not working.
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And deprive us of wacky sex stories? I thought that was on the application...
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yes :+)
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As far as the media was concerned, they kissed their chance goodbye when they got important. But I think that there are certain things that should be kept private.
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Yes ... so long as it does not effect their work
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