But he's not acting as a representative of the TSA. He's not speaking for them; he's speaking for himself — for all of us, really — as someone who has seen thei

But he's not acting as a representative of the TSA. He's not speaking for them; he's speaking for himself — for all of us, really — as someone who has seen their practices, many of them controversial, from an insider's perspective. That's an invaluable (and otherwise largely unavailable, or at best, irredeemably subject to spin) contribution to the dialogue we, as a society, should be having about the TSA's form and function. Muzzling him a priori because he happens to have that perspective does disservice to everyone, including the TSA.