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Texas House, Senate approve reworked bills over airport pat-downs
AUSTIN -- The Texas House on Monday gave preliminary approval to legislation that prohibits invasive pat-downs by federal airport security agents after incorporating changes that led House Speaker Joe Straus to drop his resistance to the bill. (www.star-telegram.com) More...Sort type: [Top] [Newest]
The entire pat down procedure is stupid ...Scheiße.... I can see this procedure happening if there was operational intelligence indicating a threat. But as a norm, its just stupid and wasteful. The entire program is just frustrating and nothing more than being risk adverse at our expense while dumping on the US Constitution.
Again the big problem is "us" as a people. We allow this crap, we fear, fear itself, and we loose liberty at every breath we take.
Again the big problem is "us" as a people. We allow this crap, we fear, fear itself, and we loose liberty at every breath we take.
I say we be our own country agin,fire one shot across the border and get foreign aid and tell the world to kiss it! Republic of Texas baby!
I can't wait until Rick Perry is the next President! We desperately need another Texas Governor to run our country the RIGHT way!
Realistically, this law will never stand up in Federal Court, since air transportation, its safety and security are all Federally regulated. However, this will hopefully bring enough attention to the issue that something constructive and sensible comes about.
Way to go, Texas! Oh, and… citizens of South Texas, will you PLEASE vote that idiot Joe Strauss out!
Way to go, Texas! Oh, and… citizens of South Texas, will you PLEASE vote that idiot Joe Strauss out!
Good for Texas... ! Now would somebody tell me why it seems as though Texas has more beautiful women than any other state ? This (gosh darn) Yankee wants to know is it the water or what?
The World is watching;as is Forty-nine other sovereign States.
Tenth Amendment. De-centralized gov't. DeJure, NOT de facto.
Gov't.is to Protect the Rights of the Citizen.Period.