How to Fix the TSA
The latest burst of complaints over TSA are well-documented (see my coverage here). There’s definitely a lot of merit to many of the arguments, not the least being that the focus on perimeter screening suggests a blind naivety that the TSA thinks that a) all threats come through checkpoints, and b) that they’re somehow able to stop all threats (known or unknown). Unfortunately, while our civil liberties continue to be forfeited on a whim for the secure feeling of a police state, the terrorists continue to win.
