the program appears like a huge waste of taxpayer dollars and infringement on our privacy.
thus far there has been no evidence that it has thwarted any attacks whatsoever
Does the TSA monitor what Americans eat or drink on a flight?
But for an ordinary person of color in our country, that can cause real problems for them.
We need a formal rulemaking. This is too important not to.
The American public also deserves to know whether other agencies, besides TSA, are involved here.
Any retreat on this is absolutely unnecessary if one-third of the security funding is being diverted just to deficit red...
the American public does deserve to know the extent to which they are being surveilled.
Your question is going to have to be expanded to artificial intelligence, quantum computing.
I would like to turn to an issue which I think we should be talking about, which is nuclear arms control.
Which NATO countries would we put at most immediate risk if we did pull out of the INF Treaty?