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Majority of Americans Now Oppose Body Scanners and TSA Pat Downs

Posted on November 23, 2010 by pogowasright.org

From EPIC.org:

A new poll by Zogby International finds that 61% of Americans polled between Nov. 19 and Nov. 22 oppose the use of full body scans and TSA pat downs.  Of those polled, 52% believe the enhanced security measures will not prevent terrorist activity, almost half (48%) say it is a violation of privacy rights, 33% say they should not have to go through enhanced security methods to get on an airplane, and 32% believe the full body scans and TSA pat downs to be sexual harassment. The Zogby Poll is the most recent survey of American opinion on the new airport screening procedures. Combined with earlier polls by USA Today and the Washington Post-ABC News, the Zogby Poll reflects declining support for the TSA program.

We need to maintain our efforts to educate the public about this issue and when the administration makes assertions that are not backed up by research or facts, we need to call them out on it.

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