I’ll second that emotion. There’s something about following people to hotels and standing outside the bathroom waiting that we don’t need to be a part of, whoever the subject is, whatever his politics.

In Laura Ingraham’s Power to the People, she recalls getting a knock on her door one morning after she got back from chemo from a tabloid reporter with a question that was really no one’s business. We need to rise above that kinda trash.

I say that, by the way, agreeing entirely with Byron’s point about double standards.