> people hold private meetings with a specific list of invitees all the time They're not private meetings, they're public policy meetings. And yes, in Europe,

> people hold private meetings with a specific list of invitees all the time They're not private meetings, they're public policy meetings. And yes, in Europe, you couldn't even do this on a commercial level (which is more "private" than a political meeting). You can't go "sorry, only people with this skin color are allowed to enter".