I think it's interesting how brainwashed our two self-alleged TSA employees are. They don't seem to deny that the searches are way over the line, but just suggest that they think that the TSA is above the law (and especially, the Constitution) and can get away with it in court.
This is most definitely not my first time filing a suit in federal court, and I'm quite clear on the process, requirements, etc. Though most defendants and their attorneys assume that a
pro se plaintiff won't "have his .... together," I find that around when the judge denies their motion to dismiss, they rapidly sober up to the reality that this
pro se plaintiff is not like the others.
I'm in this to win this (for all of us), and this is a fight that I will not be bullied into giving up on by those who think I can't. While I won't publicly detail my legal strategy any further, what I can say is this: Bring 'em on.
--Jon