Congressman Ron Paul faces off against Fran Townsend, CNN National Security Analyst and former Homeland Security Advisor to the post-9/11 Bush Whitehouse. Paul argues against the current TSA airport security measures as being invasive and a broad government overreach. Townsend holds that it is a necessary policy for upholding safety in the face of terrorism.
On Nov. 17, 2010 Congressman Ron Paul presented a bill on the House floor in an attempt to curb the invasiveness of TSA search requirements.
Monday, November 22, 2010
Ron Paul Debates TSA Screenings--Pushes American Traveler Dignity Act
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Cut off the TSA money and return security for interior flights to the airports.
ReplyDeleteIt is absurd to legislate that govt obey the law. CUT OFF THE MONEY and the interior security will revert to the EQUALLY effective metal detectors, profiling, dogs and contractors.
Since I will not fly again if I'm subjected to this, best be prepared to have A LOT of Americans objecting to paying for it.
Lisa