Over at Philosecurity.org, security analyst Sherri Davidoff recounts what it’s like to try to fly from Boston’s Logan Airport without a wallet and ID.
Her story reveals that TSA security is worrisome, as it asks the wrong information of a passenger without identification, assuring no security while unnecessarily intruding into other matters of personal privacy.
If there are better examples of federal show over substance than the TSA, I do not know of them.
Here’s the link:
http://philosecurity.org/2008/08
/10/flying-without-a-wallet
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