Originally Posted by jkhuggins

Now, c'mon. If we're going to fight, let's fight fair.

A TSA employee comes into this, the den of lions, and admits that he thinks that checking IDs provides minimal (if any) added security value, and that when he trains other employees, he tries to spend more of his limited time training on things that we all agree do make a difference in security (like WEIs). Now you want to criticize him for poorly training on a security practice which the vast majority on this forum believe doesn't add value in the first place?

I mean, I know it's fun to treat TSA employees like punching bags, but fair is fair ...