I think it's kind of interesting to watch the dynamics between Clear, PreCheck, and regular security. I flew out from SFO last month, and the PreCheck line was

I think it's kind of interesting to watch the dynamics between Clear, PreCheck, and regular security. I flew out from SFO last month, and the PreCheck line was actually longer than normal security. Clear was a ghost-town. I've always opposed PreCheck, because I think it's antithetical to the ideals our country claims to hold. It's essentially a government-sponsored "pay money for better treatment" program, combined with a little bit of "pay money to avoid the poors" and a dash of big-brother for flavor. Clear is no better. People say that in New York, the subways are a great equalizer because everybody rides them - whether rich or poor. Airports should work the same way, in my opinion.