"However, now it is time to criticize the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) for their lack of common sense. According to a report at USA Today, "TSA ran its background check after someone started working at an airport. It would order ID cards revoked for those found to be problematic.""
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Terror watch list swells to more than 755000 - http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2007-10-23-Watchlist_N.htm
"The size of the list, typically used to check people entering the country through land border crossings, airports and sea ports, has been growing by 200,000 names a year since 2004. Some lawmakers, security experts and civil rights advocates warn that it will become useless if it includes too many people".
I am in no place to judge whether the TSA is making a good job, but clues such as a watch list that includes more than one American in forty are hugely worrying...