Personal Privacy and the Bill of Rights Balanced Party View The Rights to Our Privacy is viewed to be applicable to all; as our personal privacy is held most dear to all of us. As during the authorship of the 'Bill of Rights', the word 'Privacy actually did not exist, I view that this right is demonstrated in the notion of allowing each our own sense of "Personal Space with the message of 'Live and Let Live' " as is demonstrated in authoring of Amendment IV. I do not personally believe that the intention of this Amendment needs to be second guessed due to the absence of the word 'Privacy'. Public figures as elected officials are Public Figures where this should be considered in the context 'for the need of full transparency and accountability' in terms of the work they do of, and for the people as Public Figures. For Public Figures to expect the Right to Privacy, that Right must be for all on an even playing field. In other words, to respect everyone's privacy in order to have one's own respected. In terms of mutual respect, Public Figures, should also have their private lives, and should be considered as other people are that are non-public figures. This applies to their private lives where they must account to themselves, and to their ones in their personal lives. Consequently, one's private life should be regarded as private when it is not at the publics expense or by personal imposition on the public. Otherwise, as Public Figures as just like non-public figures, the term and right of privacy should not apply. Statement By, Orion Karl Daley Balanced Party Presidential Candidate  for 2008