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#1 written by JAS0N_ June 28th, 2009 at 13:50
Yes, but limited.
What they do in their bedrooms should not be a concern of the public. But beyond that, they should be as transparent as possible.
By assuming governmental positions, they should expect the heighten public scrutiny - especially their finances. This is the only way to keep corruption out of the government.
As for the personal scandals, it's the same as every other celebrity. People have a desire to know everything. When they throw themselves into the limelight, they should already know and willing to pay the price. They are literally “public figures”.
#2 written by Funky Phantom June 28th, 2009 at 13:50
Yes.