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Brave woman to post this on her blog:

"I also spoke with the Dayton police, the Dayton airport police, and left a message for the TSA manager for the Dayton airport. I intend to request the TSA to arrange for counseling services to be provided to me, so I can deal with the aftermath of the sexual assault that took place, caused by the specific touching actions and failure to inform me of the policies by the TSA agent.

I am speaking out against the TSA and share my sexual assault case to ensure that this does not happen to anyone else, anywhere.

I will not be a silent victim of sexual assault by a TSA agent. Total Sexual Assault.

I am calling for immediate change to this new enhanced body patdown search.

I am calling for the TSA agent who sexually assaulted me to be fired.

I am calling for you, a fellow American, to stand up against these new enhanced full body patdown search procedures of the TSA. "

What is so brave?
She vented on a blog but didn't have the courage to stop the supposed sexual assault while it was occurring? I have more sympathy for someone who complains on the spot and refuses to acquiesce.

“I am calling for you, a fellow American, to stand up against these new enhanced full body patdown search procedures of the TSA.”

We need to get our local TEA Parties together, rush order some “Don’t Touch My Junk” t-shirts and head out to the airports en masse to protest. D.C. still isn’t listening.