You can spend a long time reading the Constitution before you find any mention of a right to privacy.
Most voters think so.
Recent polls have found privacy to be the top concern of the electorate, which is putting more than a little pressure on Congress, which would rather spend its time protecting the rights of banks, oil companies and its other primary retainers. We frankly think there are bigger sausages to fry, so rather than waste a lot of time writing about it, we've started a Spam Museum to preserve some of the more ludicrous specimens. Before you do, check its title and odometer history with Carfax . Com is provided by ConsumerAffairs. Com is an independent service not affiliated with any government agency.