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Farm Bill Reforms for the 118th Congress
Recommendations for the 2023 Farm Bill outlines fiscally responsible reforms to that Congress should take when they re-authorize the Farm Bill.
Interest on the National Debt is a Ticking Time Bomb
Congress should end its spending spree and reduce the federal debt.
CCAGW Urges Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon to Amend BEAD Proposal Vol. II
Rate-regulation and a 1 Gbps symmetrical speed benchmark would deter investment in Wyoming's broadband.
CAGW Comments on Wyoming BEAD Volume II
Rate-regulation and a 1 Gbps symmetrical speed benchmark would deter investment in Wyoming's broadband.
National Spectrum Strategy Falls Short Without Auction Authority
The spectrum void places the U.S. at a competitive disadvantage.
The FCC Is Burning the Turkey
The FCC's two recent rule making proceedings will deliver a burnt Turkey for Thanksgiving by harming future investments.
North Carolinians are Being Conned by Certificate of Need Laws
North Carolina’s certificate of need laws should be repealed to increase access to quality care.
The F-35 alternate engine should be buried forever
Funding an unnecessary second engine would contribute to the high costs and delays that have become the hallmark of the JSF program.
Give veterans a more efficient, modern healthcare system
Caring for the nation’s veterans should include providing them with the best possible benefits, especially medical care and treatment, during and after their service to the country.
CCAGW Urges Massachusetts Legislators to Oppose Senate Bill 227
Senate Bill 227 would create instability and uncertainty for companies doing business over the internet and their customers.
CCAGW Urges House of Representatives to Support Amendments to H.R. 4664
Congress should support fiscally responsible amendments to the Financial Services and General Government Appropriations bill.
Montana’s BEAD Broadband Funding Proposal Misses the Mark
Montana's proposed rate-regulation and high-speed threshold will make broadband less accessible to rural households