No, just dismantle it. There is no need for a universal private security force. Boise International has nothing related to Los Angeles International. Each airline needs to determine what level of security they want to present to passengers, and passengers have to decide if they want to subject themselves to that, or choose another airline. The only thing the federal government can do to actually help the process is to exempt airlines from civil suits based upon discrimination or defamation, and then tack on the end a full financial liability for any terrorist incident that takes place either on or with their property.
Then privatize airports so this nonsense never returns.
Amen to this.
We agree, but you don’t have to “dismantle” the TSA at all and actually as conservatives we don’t want to lose the contrast.
In the original enabling bill there’s an opt out provision after two years. All it takes is a few airports - Houston for instance - to opt out and allow private contractors to take over.
With private contractors in place you’ll see an obvious difference.
We cannot quit reminding the public just how bad statism/socialism/liberalism is. When the Soviet Union collapsed it took less than a decade for people to forget the Evil Empire.
Never forget, never again.