so a regulator with lots of "slack" can be totally corrupt in policy decisions, but a big news cycle can destroy the slack
regulators have "slack" to do whatever they like when the public can't see what they do and/or don't care
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once people get all interested and actually want lower airline fees, they're screwed and can't just be corrupt all day
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