When speaking about potential alternative solutions to TSA “strip searching” and 4th amendment violations for the very young and old Rand Paul suggests a frequent flyer government database as a means of helping along the screening process.
No way Rand Paul!
Subjecting Americans to another government run database (voluntary or not) is simply unacceptable. Only the private sector can create a frequent flyer database and that database should not be shared with the government in any way shape or form — unless specific data on specific persons is requested via a court issued warrant.
We don’t need the reaction to the problem of TSA privacy violations to be solved with more TSA privacy violations. What we need is for you (Rand Paul) to be arguing that the TSA should not be conducting these searches as is directed per the constitution you gave an oath to uphold.
Rand Paul, remember your oath and represent the constitution in all cases without exception.
Did Rand Paul just argue for a TSA citizen database?
September 14, 2011
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When speaking about potential alternative solutions to TSA “strip searching” and 4th amendment violations for the very young and old Rand Paul suggests a frequent flyer government database as a means of helping along the screening process.
No way Rand Paul!
Subjecting Americans to another government run database (voluntary or not) is simply unacceptable. Only the private sector can create a frequent flyer database and that database should not be shared with the government in any way shape or form — unless specific data on specific persons is requested via a court issued warrant.
We don’t need the reaction to the problem of TSA privacy violations to be solved with more TSA privacy violations. What we need is for you (Rand Paul) to be arguing that the TSA should not be conducting these searches as is directed per the constitution you gave an oath to uphold.
Rand Paul, remember your oath and represent the constitution in all cases without exception.
Tags: 4th Amendment, Government Database, Rand Paul, TSA
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