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Install surveillance cameras in the oval office. There is no expectation of privacy fulfilling duties of public office

Created by B.C. on May 26, 2015

Public officials, as servants of the citizens of the United States of America have no expectation of privacy in the performance of their duties. They perform public duties on behalf of the citizens of the United States in public buildings performing the business of the country.

Therefore as is common in public buildings, statehouses and federal courtrooms, surveillance cameras must be installed in all government offices, accessible on a streaming basis to the citizenry of the united states, with complete audio and visual content available to all.

This must include all government chambers including the white house and any government owned buildings in which public servants caucus. (meet)

Video shall be streamable in real time and include audio.

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