So says the AP. What use would they be if they weren't private? Cell phones don't exactly lend themselves to having secretaries answer calls, and if even semi-important politicians had to answer every call from a constituent themselves they'd literally never do anything else. Or more to the point, they'd turn off their cell phones, stick them in a drawer somewhere and never take them out again.
The idea of making politicians' cell phone numbers public is ludicrous for that reason. Making the call logs a matter of public record is more logical, but it would do no good: they could just have a staffer or family member get them a Tracfone at the local supermarket and use that to make any calls they don't want people to know about.
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