Hey JOHN, Ever stood in the airport security line without shoes, a belt, or even a shred of dignity—wondering if your orange Vols socks are about to trigger a college football showdown? Yeah, me too. For nearly 20 years, we’ve all been forced to take off our shoes and shuffle around like cattle while TSA agents bark orders. But in a miraculous turn of events, the rules are changing. Common sense in Washington? Rare. Common sense from the TSA? That’s like seeing pigs fly by. But to give credit where it's due, this magic moment was brought to us by the Trump administration. >>> Can I get an amen, JOHN? |
The no-shoes rule did little to nothing for our safety. And let’s not forget—TSA lost all credibility when agents started spying on Tulsi Gabbard under Biden’s “Quiet Skies” program. The TSA’s priorities have been backwards for a long time, targeting political opponents while turning a blind eye to thousands of migrants flying without IDs. Our own law-abiding citizens have been forced to jump through hoops while they let unvetted people breeze through checkpoints all over the dadgum country. I’m grateful that President Trump and his cabinet finally put an end to this nonsense, and I have a feeling you are too. Sincerely, |
