If a girl is dating a bisexual guy, does she have the right to be clingy whenever he talks to other bisexuals?

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No.
Being bisexual does not mean that we cheat on you every chance we get. We have to put up with this assumption from everyone, ever, and it’s biphobic.
If you’re in a relationship with someone who is openly bisexual, be thankful that they felt enough about you to even trust you with that, because so many of us live with these kinds of prejudices that we rarely do come out to people.
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If your boyfriend happened to be straight, would you still cling to him? No? Well, then, the answer is also no. His sexuality isn’t the problem, you are. If you can’t handle being with someone who is anything other than straight, don’t be with them, because not only will you hurt them, but you’ll hurt yourself as well, and it’ll turn into a toxic relationship.
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And, quite honestly, no one has the right to be clingy with anyone, not in the way that means there’s mistrust, at least, and certainly not in the way that makes you feel as if you own them. Bisexual people, like heterosexual people, are, oddly enough, still people, and their sexuality isn’t what will make them cheat on you, their personality is - if cheating is one of their traits as a human being, that’s what will make them cheat, not being bisexual.
If you feel insecure in your relationship due to his bisexuality, then it’s going to become a huge problem down the line, and it’s not fair to be with someone you don’t and might never be able to trust because of misconceptions of bisexuality. If you like this person, if you love them, even, then their sexuality shouldn’t be a problem, and if it is, then you clearly don’t like them enough. For your own sake as well as theirs, but especially theirs, then don’t be with a bisexual person if you’ve absorbed all the biphobic views that history has to offer.
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