Should Candidates be allowed SOME privacy?

Yes, most definitly. I'm sure we all can think of things that we have don't that we didn't want anyone to film, even if they were perfectly legal and didn't have any influence on how we do our jobs. And as you say, the neighbours are not campaigning and probably didn't pick that house just to live next door to someone who's campaigning. Is filming it and putting it on youtube without asking permission of the ones in the film even legal? Sounds dodgy to me. I don't envy you all the stuff you seem to get about politicians private life. There were elections every semester I studied in Austria, they're a bit more focused on persons and what they've done than we are in Norway (or were, it's getting worse) and it drove me crazy.

Democrats see nothing wrong with installing an illegal alien (042-68-4425 SS# which will not pass E-verify), Muslim jihadist in the WH ILLEGALLY, UNCONSTITUTIONALLY. THAT'S TREASON. Democrats see nothing wrong with hiding rather doing their sworn Constitutional duty re voting in WI concerning Scott Walker's reasonable decision to limit wrongful union power and protect citizens. http://abcnews.go.com/Business/wisconsin-state-workers-protest-governor-scott-walkers-proposed-budget-cuts/story?id=12932013#.T_yquPWrFEM I see everything wrong with Democrats. Democrats see something wrong with everything that's right, and something "right" about everything that's wrong. As a whole, are pathetic, lame-brained, moronic liberals, devoid of morality. "Woe to those who call good evil and evil good."

They should be, but sadly politics has gotten a lot uglier when children became fair game in 2008. The standards we used to have with leaving children and families of politicians ended when the left began a crusade to destroy Sarah Palin. Do you remember that scumbag who even rented the house next to her to spy on her family for his book? I remember when protesters were even going to the homes of bank execs and terrorizing their children.

I agree, I think everyone deserves privacy at home regardless of their profession. It has always bothered me that celebrities get very little privacy and the papparazzi are always stalking them. They are people just like us, and posting their pictures, especially pictures of their children all over the web and on the covers of every magazine in stores is only inviting trouble in.

And these people stand in judgement of the Tea Party and conservative talk show hosts?