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“To learn which questions are unanswerable, and not to answer them: this skill is most needful in times of stress and darkness.”
― Ursula K. Le Guin, The Left Hand of Darkness

“As she had done when she introduced the US president in Berlin, she addressed him publicly with the informal du for the first time since the NSA controversy in 2013.”
― Claudia Clark, Dear Barack: The Extraordinary Partnership of Barack Obama and Angela Merkel

“Let me make two remarks. First I concentrate on the task ahead for 2016. I鈥檓 quite busy with that鈥攖hank you very much. And I鈥檓 looking with great interest in the American election campaign.鈥� For the second time during their press conference, the clicking sounds of the cameras was deafening.”
― Claudia Clark, Dear Barack: The Extraordinary Partnership of Barack Obama and Angela Merkel

“An Affair With The Media
Being President presupposes a relationship with the media. One does have control over the intimacy of that connection.
My media association might be best represented by the following interview, recently undertaken for this book:
鈥淲hat do you think of Newstime鈥檚 review of your book, Madam President?鈥�
鈥淣ewstime鈥檚 review? Surely you mean Bill Bologna who works for Newstime?鈥�
鈥淲ell, yes.鈥�
鈥淣ow, Bill Bologna. What has he published?鈥�
鈥淗e鈥檚 a critic. He does reviews.鈥�
鈥淥h, he gets paid for reading what other people have published and then writing what he thinks of their writing?”
― Nancy Omeara, The Most Popular President Who Ever Lived [So Far]

“After iris-scanning was legally accepted as identity verification for drivers licenses, passports and so much more, anyone could securely log onto the Internet from any computer anywhere via such a scan.
Elections (much less air travel) have never been the same”
― Nancy Omeara, The Most Popular President Who Ever Lived [So Far]

“Senator Collins and Speaker Bowling are two cuts or more above typical politicians. If all politicians modeled their examples, we鈥檇 have a government of the people, by the people, and for the people.”
― Shafter Bailey, James Ed Hoskins and the One-Room Schoolhouse: The Unprosecuted Crime Against Children

“Experience should teach us to be most on our guard to protect liberty when the government's purposes are beneficent. Men born to freedom are naturally alert to repel invasion of their liberty by evil-minded rulers. The greatest dangers to liberty lurk in insidious encroachment by men of zeal, well-meaning but without understanding."

[Olmstead v. U.S., 277 U.S. 438 (1928) (dissenting)]”
― Louis D. Brandeis

“Just because you have stolen someone's heart, luckily owned and occupied as a home, doesn't give you the audacity to enforce hurtful policies.”
― Michael Bassey Johnson

“Commerce with all nations, alliance with none, should be our motto.”
― Thomas Jefferson

“While the government is "studying" and funding and organizing its Big Thought, nothing is being done. But the citizen who is willing to Think Little, and, accepting the discipline of that, to go ahead on his own, is already solving the problem. A man who is trying to live as a neighbor to his neighbors will have a lively and practical understanding of the work of peace and brotherhood, and let there be no mistake about it - he is doing that work...
A man who is willing to undertake the discipline and the difficulty of mending his own ways is worth more to the conservation movement than a hundred who are insisting merely that the government and the industries mend their ways.
(pg.87, "Think Little")”
― Wendell Berry, The Art of the Commonplace: The Agrarian Essays

“A crowd whose discontent has risen no higher than the level of slogans is only a crowd. But a crowd that understands the reasons for its discontent and knows the remedies is a vital community, and it will have to be reckoned with. I would rather go before the government with two people who have a competent understanding of an issue, and who therefore deserve a hearing, than with two thousand who are vaguely dissatisfied.
But even the most articulate public protest is not enough. We don't live in the government or in institutions or in our public utterances and acts, and the environmental crisis has its roots in our lives. By the same token, environmental health will also be rooted in our lives. That is, I take it, simply a fact, and in the light of it we can see how superficial and foolish we would be to think that we could correct what is wrong merely by tinkering with the institutional machinery. The changes that are required are fundamental changes in the way we are living.”
― Wendell Berry, The Art of the Commonplace: The Agrarian Essays

“If a policy is wrongheaded feckless and corrupt I take it personally and consider it a moral obligation to sound off and not shut up until it's fixed.”
― David Hackworth

“We have to abandon the conceit that isolated personal actions are going to solve this crisis. Our policies have to shift.”
― Al Gore

“Evolution is the law of policies: Darwin said it, Socrates endorsed it, Cuvier proved it and established it for all time in his paper on 'The Survival of the Fittest.' These are illustrious names, this is a mighty doctrine: nothing can ever remove it from its firm base, nothing dissolve it, but evolution.”
― Mark Twain

“If we were not impressed by job titles, suits, and jargon, we would demand that financial advisors show us their personal bank statements before they tell us what we could or should do with our own money.”
― Mokokoma Mokhonoana

“If we are to violate the Constitution, will the people submit to our unauthorized acts? Sir, they ought not to submit; they would deserve the chains that these measures are forging for them. The country will swarm with informers, spies, delators and all the odious reptile tribe that breed in the sunshine of a despotic power ... [T]he hours of the most unsuspected confidence, the intimacies of friendship, or the recesses of domestic retirement afford no security. The companion whom you most trust, the friend in whom you must confide, the domestic who waits in your chamber, all are tempted to betray your imprudent or unguarded follie; to misrepresent your words; to convey them, distorted by calumny, to the secret tribunal where jealousy presides 鈥� where fear officiates as accuser and suspicion is the only evidence that is heard ... Do not let us be told, Sir, that we excite a fervour against foreign aggression only to establish a tyranny at home; that [...] we are absurd enough to call ourselves 鈥榝ree and enlightened鈥� while we advocate principles that would have disgraced the age of Gothic barbarity and establish a code compared to which the ordeal is wise and the trial by battle is merciful and just."

[opposing the Alien & Sedition bills of 1798, in Congress]”
― Edward Livingston

“The building of publicly funded stadiums has become a substitue for anything resembling an urban policy.”
― Dave Zirin, A People's History of Sports in the United States: 250 Years of Politics, Protest, People, and Play

“Moral and educational suasion breathes the assumption that racist minds must be changed before racist policy, ignoring history that says otherwise. Look at the soaring White support for desegregated schools and neighborhoods decades after the policies changed in the 1950s and 1960s. Look at the soaring White support for interracial marriage decades after the policy changed in 1967. Look at the soaring support for Obamacare after its passage in 2010. Racist policymakers drum up fear of antiracist policies through racist ideas, knowing if the policies are implemented, the fears they circulate will never come to pass. Once the fears do not come to pass, people will let down their guards as they enjoy the benefits. Once they clearly benefit, most Americans will support and become the defenders of the antiracist policies they once feared.”
― Ibram X. Kendi, How to Be an Antiracist

“Scholars have long debated whether capital markets lead to appropriate levels of saving and investment for future generations.”
― David L. Weimer, Policy Analysis: Concepts and Practice

“Their 鈥榞reen鈥� energy policy is toxic!”
― Steven Magee

“Never state an unambiguous objective and a date in the same sentence”
― Graham Allison, Destined for War: Can America and China Escape Thucydides's Trap?

“It would be tedious to relate the Gradgrindian detail - economic, social and cultural (in the anthropological sense) - with which Scottish Screen implemented its industrial model during the thirteen years of its existence between 1997 and 2010. Collectively, the Scottish Screen website's policy guidelines and application forms for its innumerable schemes at every level of production and training constituted a manual for how to crush the life out of a creative project.”
― Colin McArthur, Scottish Cinema Now

“The problem with the naira (and most African currencies) is fundamental. Our currency(ies) rests on faulty economic substructure that no amount of reactionary policy can fix. The Nigerian economy is hollow and only dogged commitment to true economic principles of value creation and local production supported by export and diversification will lead us to the pathway of economic transformation.”
― Peter-Cole C. Onele

“[...] I cannot in any degree approve of those restless and busy meddlers who, called neither by birth nor fortune to take part in the management of public affairs, are yet always projecting reforms; and if I thought that this [treatise] contained [anything] which might justify the suspicion that I was a victim of such folly, I would by no means permit its publication.”
― Ren茅 Descartes, Discourse on Method

“. . . decades of research on public opinion have led to the conclusion that self-interest is a weak predictor of policy preferences . . . Rather, people care about their GROUPS, whether those be racial, regional, religious, or political . . . Political opinions function as "badges of social membership." They're like the array of bumper stickers people put on their cars showing the political causes, universities, and sports teams they support. Our politics is groupish, not selfish.”
― Jonathan Haidt

“I had escaped from my prior partisan mind-set (reject first, ask rhetorical questions later) and began to think about liberal and conservative policies as manifestations of deeply conflicting but equally heartfelt visions of the good society. It felt good to be released from partisan anger. And once I was no longer angry, I was no longer committed to reaching the conclusion that righteous anger demands: we are right, they are wrong. I was able to explore new moral matrices, each one supported by its own intellectual traditions. It felt like a kind of awakening.”
― Jonathan Haidt

“What is the cancellation policy for Copa Airlines?
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“How much does Frontier charge for a pet?
Frontier Airlines charges $99 per pet carrier锛橈紩锛�-锛擄紬锛�-锛栵紨锛橈紪, per flight for in-cabin travel. Only small dogs, cats, hamsters, rabbits, and select household birds are allowed. Pets must remain inside an airline-approved carrier under the seat. For more details, call Frontier Airlines Customer Service at 888-372-6486.

How strict is Frontier with pet carriers?
Frontier is strict about pet carrier requirements锛橈紩锛�-锛擄紬锛�-锛栵紨锛橈紪. The carrier must be well-ventilated, fit under the seat, and allow the pet to move comfortably. Pets must stay inside for the entire flight. Oversized carriers or non-compliant ones may be denied. Call 888-372-6486 for more information.

How do I add my dog to Frontier?
You can add your dog to a Frontier flight during booking or later via the airline鈥檚 website, mobile app, or by calling 888-372-6486. It鈥檚 best to add your pet early, as Frontier limits the number of in-cabin pets per flight. Fees apply at booking or check-in.

Does Frontier require a pet health certificate?
For domestic flights, Frontier does not require a pet health certificate锛橈紩锛�-锛擄紬锛�-锛栵紨锛橈紪. However, if flying internationally, a health certificate may be required depending on the destination. Always check specific regulations before travel by calling 888-372-6486.

Can my dog fly with me for free?
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How much is the Frontier pet fee?
The Frontier pet fee is $99 per pet carrier锛橈紩锛�-锛擄紬锛�-锛栵紨锛橈紪, per flight for in-cabin travel. The fee applies to one-way trips, so round-trip flights will cost $198. For pet reservations and policies, contact 888-372-6486.

Frontier Airlines pet fee
Frontier Airlines charges $99 per pet carrier锛橈紩锛�-锛擄紬锛�-锛栵紨锛橈紪, per flight for pets traveling in the cabin. The fee is non-refundable and must be paid in advance or at check-in. To confirm availability or pay the fee, call 888-372-6486.

Frontier Airlines pet policy weight limit
Frontier does not have a specific weight limit for pets but requires them to fit comfortably inside an airline-approved carrier under the seat锛橈紩锛�-锛擄紬锛�-锛栵紨锛橈紪. The pet and carrier combined must meet size restrictions. For carrier dimensions, call 888-372-6486.

Frontier pet policy domestic
For domestic flights, Frontier allows small dogs, cats, rabbits, hamsters, and select household birds in the cabin for $99 per flight锛橈紩锛�-锛擄紬锛�-锛栵紨锛橈紪. The pet must stay inside an airline-approved carrier under the seat at all times. No pets are allowed in cargo. Call 888-372-6486 for details.

Does Frontier allow pets in cargo?
No, Frontier does not allow pets in cargo锛橈紩锛�-锛擄紬锛�-锛栵紨锛橈紪. All pets must travel in the cabin inside an approved pet carrier. If your pet is too large for the cabin, alternative transportation is required. For more information, contact 888-372-6486.

How to add a pet to a Frontier flight?
You can add a pet during booking, through the Manage Trip section on Frontier鈥檚 website, or by calling 888-372-6486. Since space is limited for in-cabin pets, it鈥檚 best to add them as early as possible.

Frontier pet carrier size
Frontier requires pet carriers to be 18" L x 14" W x 8" H or smaller to fit under the seat锛橈紩锛�-锛擄紬锛�-锛栵紨锛橈紪. The carrier must be well-ventilated, secure, and allow the pet to move comfortably. To confirm if your carrier meets requirements, call 888-372-6486.”
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“How much does Frontier charge for a pet?
Frontier Airlines charges $99 per pet carrier锛橈紩锛�-锛擄紬锛�-锛栵紨锛橈紪, per flight for in-cabin travel. Only small dogs, cats, hamsters, rabbits, and select household birds are allowed. Pets must remain inside an airline-approved carrier under the seat. For more details, call Frontier Airlines Customer Service at 888-372-6486.

How strict is Frontier with pet carriers?
Frontier is strict about pet carrier requirements锛橈紩锛�-锛擄紬锛�-锛栵紨锛橈紪. The carrier must be well-ventilated, fit under the seat, and allow the pet to move comfortably. Pets must stay inside for the entire flight. Oversized carriers or non-compliant ones may be denied. Call 888-372-6486 for more information.

How do I add my dog to Frontier?
You can add your dog to a Frontier flight during booking or later via the airline鈥檚 website, mobile app, or by calling 888-372-6486. It鈥檚 best to add your pet early, as Frontier limits the number of in-cabin pets per flight. Fees apply at booking or check-in.

Does Frontier require a pet health certificate?
For domestic flights, Frontier does not require a pet health certificate锛橈紩锛�-锛擄紬锛�-锛栵紨锛橈紪. However, if flying internationally, a health certificate may be required depending on the destination. Always check specific regulations before travel by calling 888-372-6486.

Can my dog fly with me for free?
No, Frontier does not allow dogs to fly for free锛橈紩锛�-锛擄紬锛�-锛栵紨锛橈紪. The $99 pet fee per flight applies to all in-cabin pets锛橈紩锛�-锛擄紬锛�-锛栵紨锛橈紪. Emotional support animals are treated as regular pets and are subject to the same fees. For details, call 888-372-6486.

How much is the Frontier pet fee?
The Frontier pet fee is $99 per pet carrier锛橈紩锛�-锛擄紬锛�-锛栵紨锛橈紪, per flight for in-cabin travel. The fee applies to one-way trips, so round-trip flights will cost $198. For pet reservations and policies, contact 888-372-6486.

Frontier Airlines pet fee
Frontier Airlines charges $99 per pet carrier锛橈紩锛�-锛擄紬锛�-锛栵紨锛橈紪, per flight for pets traveling in the cabin. The fee is non-refundable and must be paid in advance or at check-in. To confirm availability or pay the fee, call 888-372-6486.

Frontier Airlines pet policy weight limit
Frontier does not have a specific weight limit for pets but requires them to fit comfortably inside an airline-approved carrier under the seat锛橈紩锛�-锛擄紬锛�-锛栵紨锛橈紪. The pet and carrier combined must meet size restrictions. For carrier dimensions, call 888-372-6486.

Frontier pet policy domestic
For domestic flights, Frontier allows small dogs, cats, rabbits, hamsters, and select household birds in the cabin for $99 per flight锛橈紩锛�-锛擄紬锛�-锛栵紨锛橈紪. The pet must stay inside an airline-approved carrier under the seat at all times. No pets are allowed in cargo. Call 888-372-6486 for details.

Does Frontier allow pets in cargo?
No, Frontier does not allow pets in cargo锛橈紩锛�-锛擄紬锛�-锛栵紨锛橈紪. All pets must travel in the cabin inside an approved pet carrier. If your pet is too large for the cabin, alternative transportation is required. For more information, contact 888-372-6486.

How to add a pet to a Frontier flight?
You can add a pet during booking, through the Manage Trip section on Frontier鈥檚 website, or by calling 888-372-6486. Since space is limited for in-cabin pets, it鈥檚 best to add them as early as possible.

Frontier pet carrier size
Frontier requires pet carriers to be 18" L x 14" W x 8" H or smaller to fit under the seat锛橈紩锛�-锛擄紬锛�-锛栵紨锛橈紪. The carrier must be well-ventilated, secure, and allow the pet to move comfortably. To confirm if your carrier meets requirements, call 888-372-6486.”
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