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**Weislenalkata** · 02-03-2007, 07:08 PM

Partisanship aside - this is not nothing.

An airline employee made an exception in procedures that are there to save lives, where would one draw a line between when to enforce and when not to enforce?

In my book - Al Gore has nothing to do with this, what concerns me is that security policies were set aside.

Well, I agree with you. I should have made it clear that, from the standpoint of looking for some excuse to bash Gore, this was indeed a nothingburger. The security breach was done by an airline employee, and clearly someone else was doing his job, spotted the breach, and had Gore go through security. It also sounds like the airline is dealing with the employee.

02-03-2007, 07:08 PM	#29
Weislenalkata Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 429 Senior Member	Partisanship aside - this is not nothing. An airline employee made an exception in procedures that are there to save lives, where would one draw a line between when to enforce and when not to enforce? In my book - Al Gore has nothing to do with this, what concerns me is that security policies were set aside. Well, I agree with you. I should have made it clear that, from the standpoint of looking for some excuse to bash Gore, this was indeed a nothingburger. The security breach was done by an airline employee, and clearly someone else was doing his job, spotted the breach, and had Gore go through security. It also sounds like the airline is dealing with the employee.
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