[soozla]

"It's the old play the victim game. I never heard a peep out of Rush in support of privacy before. Didn't this come to light as a result of a conservative outfits FOI request?"

I don't think there's a "Right to Privacy" in the Bill of Rights...but I think what Rush is fighting is the gov't (SAO of FL) stepping on and over a private citizen's "doctor/client" privilege in order to make a case against him vs. privacy protection asserted by publicly elected officials....Rush isn't a "publicly elected official."

[steve50]

I don't think there's a "Right to Privacy" in the Bill of Rights...

The Constitution doesn't grant rights, it grants government limited powers.