Hmm, I wonder what would happen if members of Congress had to go through the same thing the rest of us did.
WASHINGTON —
No airport pat-down for the incoming House speaker.
On Friday, the GOP's John Boehner was guided past the metal detectors and hand inspections given to other passengers on his flight home to Ohio.
Boehner's spokesman Michael Steel said his boss followed procedures set by Capitol Police and the Transportation Security Administration. Steel said the same rules apply to other congressional leaders.
Furor over airline passenger checks has grown with more airports installing full-body digital scanners and TSA adding a more intrusive pat-down for those opting out of the scans.
Boehner, R-Ohio, has pledged to fly commercial airlines back to his home district.
No airport pat-down for the incoming House speaker.
On Friday, the GOP's John Boehner was guided past the metal detectors and hand inspections given to other passengers on his flight home to Ohio.
Boehner's spokesman Michael Steel said his boss followed procedures set by Capitol Police and the Transportation Security Administration. Steel said the same rules apply to other congressional leaders.
Furor over airline passenger checks has grown with more airports installing full-body digital scanners and TSA adding a more intrusive pat-down for those opting out of the scans.
Boehner, R-Ohio, has pledged to fly commercial airlines back to his home district.
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