But some of his TSA goons obviously are.
Passengers are now allowed to take drinks and other liquids onto airplanes if they bought them in airport shops located inside the security checkpoint. Air travelers can also carry on toiletries in containers of 3 ounces or less if they’re in a zip-top bag no bigger than a quart.
It was just that kind of bag that got Byrd crossways with airport security officials. Inside were his hair gel and toothpaste. On the outside was the message critical of Hawley.
Even more jaw-dropping is the claim by a TSA superviser that “he had no free speech rights inside the airport’s security checkpoint.”
Time to buy a few more of these.
