So you have all these alternate forms with you, it seems a bit Amish (it's ok to use air powered tools but not electric), as in it's ok to have reams of other paperwork but one simple document which you know isn't you, is Bad? How far do we have to go to to prove we know who we are? We spend our lives (time) finding alternate paper to get the same thing. In the end they can deny you everything just by pointing their guns at you. period. kick and scream about your rights, to no avail.
Each situation we face teaches us something different about How little we really know after all.
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I suspect it might be helpful to present a claim of right to travel to the sheriff and the state AG (maybe even the chief judge of the nearest USDC) and carry a copy with you with along with cc and proof of service (+case jacket?). So then it might become a matter of TSA vs your sheriff and your state AG. You could also fill out the TSA Certificate of Identity and fax it to the TSA along with your claim of right and carry all of the the above with you.