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Homeland security czar sees little problem in gathering personal data.(Michael Chertoff )(Brief Article)
"The average American gives information up to get a [drugstore discount] card that is far more in-depth than TSA's going to be looking at. I actually make the case that giving up a little bit more information protects privacy."
Urging Americans to ease their concerns ...
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