So, what this says to me is that the ACLU opposes random searches, and logical searches. As a matter of fact, as I’ve pointed out repeately here, the ACLU seems to oppose any measure the government takes to protect us.

I’ve seen many civil liberty advocates come out against racial profiling for bag checks (they even argue random bag checks). So what is their solution to fighting the threat of suicide bombers? Their simple answer is “intelligence,” as defined by…

New York City police have begun random searches of commuters (see Michelle Malkin)… Today Governor George Pataki said racial profiling has no place in the effort to safeguard the riding public in the wake of the Lonodn attacks. HELLO! Before it all…

Malkin Balkin’ Over NYC Terror Stalkin’

Michelle is all over… The Jawas are concerned… Captain’s Quarters notes…

I’ve got the FOX news channel on, and they’re showing video of random bag searches… they’re searching the bag of a 60-year-old white guy.

Building on Suzanne’s post below and Michelle’s observations here, let me tell you what happened on our trip coming to sunny California. My entire family was singled out for security pat down. Twice. The geniuses at the TSA decided that…

So when New York City decides to implement a random bag search policy in the wake of the terrorist attacks in London, you would think that the principle of selective targeting would be a no-brainer – just like with our friend the zebra. Trouble is, w…

NEW YORK — Alarmed by a new round of mass transit attacks in London, police in New York began random searches of bags and packages brought into the city’s vast subway system.

What does random mean, anyway? NEW YORK — Alarmed by a new round of mass transit attacks in London, police in New York began random searches of bags and packages brought into the city’s vast subway system. The inspections started…

Nothing particularly surprising here…. In the wake of a growing string of London bombings, the New York subway system will up its security tomorrow, by beginning to randomly search the bags of commuters. Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg commented on…

Nothing particularly surprising here…. In the wake of a growing string of London bombings, the New York subway system will up its security tomorrow, by beginning to randomly search the bags of commuters. Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg commented on…

I usually agree with Michelle Malkin just about all the time. Maybe not down to every detail, but in general. Today she came out with a classic example of ‘ perfect’ being the evil to ‘good’.
Here’s my column for the N…

… the entire liberal philosophy is founded upon the concept that people can and should be forced to give up some privacy or freedom for “the greater good”. So when the NYPD announced plans to conduct random bag searches, the minor inconvenience was…

Whichever Einstein came up with the idea of random searches of bags from non-profiled people on the NYC subway needs to get it together. If the object is to find explosives in a milling crowd, it’s agreed the best answer…