I do think, actually, public figures have a right to a private life. They don't have a right to lie to the public, to Wolf Blitzer, to their staff, to their constituents. And that's what Congressman Weiner did.
Paul Begala discusses the expectations of honesty from public figures, specifically addressing Congressman Weiner's actions.
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