KirkCaraway.com - Dean Heller - Comments

Thanks for the info

kc — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 15:43:58 -0700

That's a good trick to know. If I flew more, I might use that, too. While I was in line, the only people I saw skipping past was Heller and a woman who came in right in front of me carrying a baby. The security person kindly took mother and child out of line and let them take the VIP route.

Security Line

Brian Kulpin, Reno-Tahoe Airport Authority — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 10:37:04 -0700

Congressman Heller was actually using the Registered Traveler line at Reno-Tahoe International. Registered Traveler is a program open to anyone who submits to a detailed background check, pays $128 for the first year of membership, and submits a fingerprint scan and iris scan. If you pass the background check, you are supplied with a card that allows access to a shorter waiting line, but you still go through the same security check as everyone else. The card that works in Reno also is accepted at several airports across the country that also participate in the program. The program is popular with frequent travelers and more than 500 people hold cards through the RTGo program in Reno. The airport makes no money from the program that is run by a private company under the oversight of the TSA. The airport offers it as a customer service convenience to anyone who sees a benefit in avoiding potential lines at a security checkpoint.

This is not a left-right issue

kc — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 09:53:16 -0700

It's an issue of whether we want government of, by and for the people, or if we want an elite class above us all who don't comprehend out problems. I don't care if the congressman cutting in line is a Republican or Democrat. Make them stand in line with everyone else. Make them experience the problems at our level, and maybe they will actually do something to fix it.

Whaaaaaaa.....The battle cry

Anonymous — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 07:11:49 -0700

Whaaaaaaa.....The battle cry of the left.