Q: Would You Want Your Family Under Microscope?

John Duh is right that for the average citizen family shouldn’t be dragged into the spotlight for the various action of other family members. But this privacy element changes when people enter public life, it is an accepted reality. My older brother is being pushed to run for state house in Southern Idaho and we realize that it might draw our family into some measure of scrutiny; it is just something that come with public life/ Idawa .

Question: Would you be willing to have your family scrutinized by the public as the result of the political ambitions of a relative?