Yes

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  by Jude Coyle

  Created on: November 20, 2010

  I am convinced that in the pursuit of safety after the tragedy of September 11,

• 2 of 9

  by Thomas Purcell

  Created on: November 22, 2010

  The story of the intrusive searches by the TSA at airports continues daily, as more and more

• 3 of 9

  by Christyl Rivers

  Created on: November 30, 2010

  Slow lines, frustrated travelers, ineffective procedures, invasive screening, and even molestation charges

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  by Olivia Bredbenner

  Created on: November 19, 2010   Last Updated: November 30, 2010

  While we are all distracted in an attempt to protect our most private parts. It does appear that the

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  by P.D. Rivers

  Created on: November 20, 2010

  Yes; it is admirable that the TSA wants to protect us but, after all, it is their job.  The problem

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  by James Boyd

  Created on: November 29, 2010

  Has the TSA gone too far with invasive pat-down procedures? The TSA does seem to eventually learn from

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  by Megan Stoddard

  Created on: November 21, 2010

  The outcry over the TSA’s invasive pat down procedures is proof in itself that they have gone

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  by Jacque' Stoddard

  Created on: November 22, 2010

  The TSA and the federal government have gone too far with the invasive pat-down procedures. As with

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  by Eric D. Brown

  Created on: November 19, 2010

  This recent show of force by the TSA to “protect American’s safety” is merely an illusion,