When CEO's of DL, UA, AA, and other airlines along with those of Hertz, Avis, Starwood, Disney, and a long list of industries whose very being depends on air travel or tourism, call elected and unelected folk in Washington to complain about the TSA's negative impact on their industries and unions, they will be listened to.

If leaders of corporations and small businesses begin complaining that their employees are refusing to fly due to not wanting to become the victims of porn or groping or simply not wanting to be humiliated, and that it's impacting their businesses, people in Washington will listen.

If people in Washington realize that TSA's actions will harm our still fragile economy, they'll do something about it.

If people in Washington realize that standing up against TSA will win them votes, they'll do something about it very quickly.