Just because the present "documentation requirements" aren't strong enough to ferret out the fraudulent voters doesn't mean there isn't widespread fraud.

Why would the Republican Party stir up this much controversy before a critical election if they didn't know the fraud was substantial?

Why would the radical leftist serving as our head of the DOJ protest so loudly at the vetting of voters. Fraudulent voters would appear to be a problem that should be at the highest priority for his office. I can only think of one reason why he "doth protest too much".

I certainly wasn't referring to the inconvenience you're required to endure to travel by air for your job in order to maintain your needed level of personal space and privacy.

Your problem with the airlines is a perfect example of the need for a frequent flier pass. You could be vetted and cleared once by the government, and issued a secure I.D. card that would speed you through lines. The cost of this would have to be picked up by you or your employer, and it's a solution I can't understand not already being implemented.

I had a similar FBI background check in order to transport hazardous material on the roads when I was working. I had to pay around $100 out of my pocket for this background and identity check. I was then cleared by Homeland Security and issued my "fraud proof picture I.D." license.

I can't understand why that couldn't be done for frequent fliers.