Letters to Officials
CCAGW Urges Michigan Senate to Oppose SB 483
Price controls would impede innovation and stifle competition in the pharmaceutical industry.
CCAGW Joins Coalition Supporting the Rural Internet Improvement Act of 2023
The USDA's ReConnect Program should be reformed to better deliver broadband dollars to rural areas that need support the most.
CCAGW Comments to Universal Service Fund Working Group
With billions of dollars available for broadband deployment, it is difficult to justify keeping the USF at its current level.
CCAGW Joins Coalition Opposing Steel Tariffs
Steel tariffs have acted as an artificial tax and have resulted in higher prices of consumer goods.
CCAGW Joins Coalition Opposing Spending Cap Bypass
An unnecessary defense supplemental would add to the government's unsustainable debt.
CCAGW Joins Coalition Supporting Provisions to Agriculture Appropriations Bill
Sections 768 and 769 would prevent overreach by regulators that would harm taxpayers, farmers, and consumers.
CCAGW Leads Coalition Supporting Reform to U.S. Sugar Program
The sugar program desperately needs reforms to benefit consumers, taxpayers, manufacturers, and the environment.
CCAGW Urges Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee to Oppose Price Control Amendments
Price controls are a devastating combination for future treatments and cures.
CCAGW Submits Comments on PAHPA Reauthorization to Senate HELP Committee
Price controls will lead to fewer treatments and cures and undermine intellectual property.
CCAGW Leads Coalition Opposing F-35 Alternate Engine
Funding the alternate engine would divert money from much-needed modernization efforts across the DOD
CCAGW Urges House of Representatives to Support H.R. 277
H.R. 277 would increase transparency and ensure a high standard of quality in the government's rule-making process.
CCAGW Urges House of Representatives to Support H.R. 1640 and H.R. 1615
Ending the use of gas stoves puts consumers at a greater risk for increased energy prices and diminished services.
