[markomalley]

Blame the messenger.

[FlingWingFlyer]

Finding the leaker won’t improve their dismal record.

[Makana]

“Hang the monkey. Let the organ grinder go.” - Knofler.

[Gaffer]

Apparently, they seem to think it would be easier to catch the leaker than an actual terrorist.

This SOB leaker messed up their Ostrich Stratagem.

[Sacajaweau]

Yeh....Don’t tell the people. It’s their dime.

[a fool in paradise]

Maybe it was the same guy who leaked the dirt on Barack’s rivals for the Senate seat he won. < /sarc >

[Sacajaweau]

I suppose Obama will start a secondary organization to be a watchdog of the TSA and report directly to Obama. We need more Czars!!

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

We should all post at once, “It was me.”

[exDemMom]

For security reasons, I can fully understand why the DHS did not want this report released. There is nothing as damaging to security as publicizing a major security flaw to the people most likely to exploit such lapses.

Sure, the public has a right to transparency. But maybe in this case, the retraining/whatever could have been done before releasing the information, so that the news about lapses could be tied to news about how it is stronger than ever?

[Flick Lives]

Typical reaction of any kludgeocracy. Kill the whistleblower. Preserve the bureaucracy at all cost.

[BuffaloJack]

Why hasn’t the media linked this story with the other story from 3 or 4 days ago where TSA had to fire 73 employees for being on the terrorist watch list?

[bert]

or, more Machevillian, look for a leaker you know to be yourself

[TADSLOS]

[GreenHornet]

If they are as effective in finding the leaker as they are in finding bombs, the leaker has nothing to worry about.

[4Liberty]

Insanity.

[Zathras]

“I am Spartacus”