Originally Posted by armattheus

You don't feel that the OP went in with a hostile view when volunteering no personal info s(he) could have been through just by saying my license was issued under the Military Spouses Residency Relief Act and if you have any questions about that contact your supervisor?

We all, especially myself, like to laugh & protest when someone makes it through the checkpoint with a mismatched name but this TSA checker noticed something unusual. Questioned it. Got a hostile response instead of a rather easy statement about the legal act that allows for the unusual ID. I use the Passport card just so nobody seeing it can tell if I'm going home or traveling away. There is also no question about myself being a citizen which has happened before...even though I have a typically arrogant NYC accent.

Now if the Agent/supervisor has been informed by the OP and proceeded with threats and retalitory acts I would fully support the OP is a campaign against the TSA but the OP brought about the initial confrontation.

Originally Posted by lovely15

I did actually tell the supervisor about the MSRRA once it got to that point. He hadn't ever heard of it and all but accused me of making it up. But again, why would a terrorist have anything even remotely questionable? And what if I hadn't had other ID?