Letters to Officials
CCAGW Sends Letter on H.R. 8152, the American Data Privacy and Protection Act
June 22, 2022 Chairman Janice Schakowsky and Ranking Member Gus Billirakis Subcommittee on Consumer Protection and Commerce House Energy and Commerce Committee 2125 Rayburn House Office Building Washington, D.C. 20515
CAGW Sends "Drug importation is dangerous and won't lower prices" to Senate HELP Committee
The op-ed concludes that drug importation will risk public health and do little to lower drug prices.
CCAGW Leads Coalition Supporting H.R. 4130, the American Music Fairness Act
H.R. 4130 provides a fair solution to protecting the copyright ownership of creative performers.
CCAGW Joins Coalition Opposing World Trade Organization COVID-19 IP Waiver
The TRIPS waiver would allow foreign countries to seize the IP of American innovators.
CCAGW Urges Senate to Oppose Drug Importation
Drug importation will not only fail to lower prices but also compromise the safety of the United States healthcare system.
CCAGW Joins Coalition Requesting Oversight of Security and Exchange Commission
CCAGW joins coalition asking for Congressional oversight hearing of the Security and Exchange Commission's recent activities.
CCAGW Outlines Concerns with S. 3890
Federal agencies should be discouraged from creating wasteful and duplicative IT systems.
CCAGW Urges Senate to Oppose S. 4008
S. 4008 would cause inflation to rise even higher and lead to more duplicative and wasteful spending
CCAGW Joins Coalition Letter Urging Oversight of FHFA Credit Score Models Rule
Credit scores have long served as vital predictive tools in evaluating the risk level of loans .
CCAGW Urges Senate Budget Committee to Oppose Medicare for All
Medicare for All would be a detriment to public health and the taxpayers.
CCAGW Urges Senate Judiciary Committee to Oppose Expansion of Durbin Amendment
Expansion of the Durbin amendment would leave consumers with fewer choices and higher prices.
CAGW Joins 106 Signatories on Letter Spotlighting World IP Day
Policymakers around the world should continue to promote policies which strengthen intellectual property protections.
