Protecting Chelsea's Privacy
A recent People cover story about Chelsea Clinton prompted an angry response from President Clinton and the First Lady, who have shielded their daughter from media scrutiny throughout their time in Washington. What do you think about the First Daughter's right to privacy?
James Hoge,
Civil Engineer
"I applaud President Clinton for taking a bold stand against actions that, while not technically illegal, leave a certain bad taste in the mouths of many people."
Joan Foster,
Speech Therapist
"Hey, I don't hear Julia Roberts' parents bitching."
Duane Abercrombie,
Mechanic
"Which one is Chelsea, again—the cat or the chocolate lab?"
Leonard Morris,
Systems Analyst
"Chelsea should not be on the cover of People unless we find out she had some hot lesbian affair a la Amy Carter."
Michael Worley,
Telemarketer
"I can't believe People just came right out and revealed that Chelsea is coping well with her father's troubles."
Tracey Pollard,
Student
"As a Stanford undergrad, I feel all this attention on Chelsea is wrong. The media should be focusing on my ex-roommate Jill Dwyer, a scheming bitch who stole my boyfriend and still owes me $30 for the electric bill."
