Friend – Fresh evidence shows the TSA’s Quiet Skies watchlist may have relied on research from George Washington University’s Program on Extremism to keep tabs on law-abiding citizens without due process, warrants, or transparency.

Internal records suggest GWU wasn’t just researching extremism but may have been actively feeding names to the TSA, which then surveilled people who hadn’t done anything wrong.

Now, we’re demanding answers: 

• Who at GWU worked with TSA?
• Was private research used to justify government surveillance?
• Was federal funding abused to bypass Constitutional protections?
  

No American should be spied on because of their beliefs, travel, or peaceful associations. If the TSA and its academic partners used secret databases and undefined standards to blacklist Americans, it’s a scandal.

Friend, I’ve launched an investigation to get to the bottom of what really transpired, but I need the liberty movement on my side.

Chip in now to help me get the answers to the bottom of what really transpired.

If you care about privacy, free speech, and real oversight—not government or academic power games—your support is critical right now.

Let’s end secret surveillance and expose collusion before it gets worse.

In liberty,
Rand Paul

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