Letters to Officials
CCAGW Urges Ways and Means Members to Oppose H.R. 5825
CCAGW urges House Ways and Means members to oppose H.R. 5825, the Transparency in Health Care Investments Act.
CCAGW Urges Senators to Oppose Price Control Provisions in Must-Pass Legislation
CCAGW urges senators to oppose price control provisions that will create a more distorted marketplace, increase costs, stifle innovation, and provide fewer choices for patients.
CCAGW Urges House Education and Labor Committee to Oppose HR 5800
CCAGW urges E&L Committee members to oppose H.R. 5800, the Ban Suprise Billing Act.
Fiscally Conservative Groups Support the FFGCA
Ten fiscally conservative organizations join to support the Freedom from Government Competition Act of 2020.
CCAGW Urges Opposition to H.R. 3941
CCAGW urges representatives to oppose H.R. 3941, the FedRAMP Reauthorization Act.
CCAGW Urges Opposition to H.R. 2382
CCAGW urges representatives to oppose H.R. 2382, the USPS Fairness Act.
CCAGW Vote Alert: Oppose the PRO Act
CCAGW urges representatives to oppose the H.R. 2474, the PRO Act.
Coalition Supports the Physician Pro Bono Care Act
CCAGW joins coalition to support H.R. 856, the Physician Pro Bono Care Act.
CAGW Letter to Trump Administration on 5G Leadership
CAGW encourages the administration to continues its efforts to retain America's leadership role in researching and developing 5G network technologies and future wireless generations.
CCAGW Urges Opposition to H.R. 535
CCAGW urges representatives to oppose H.R. 535, the PFAS Action Act, which would require the EPA to designate all PFAS as hazardous materials within one year of enactment of the legislation, place all PFAS under the Superfund law, and put a five-...
CAGW Encourages FAA to Support Enhanced ADS-C Systems
CAGW asks the FAA to implement enhanced ADS-C systems as a cost-effective, failsafe means to comply with scheduled changes to minimum separation standards in U.S. oceanic airspace.
CCAGW Urges Representatives to Oppose H.R. 1865 and H.R. 1158
CCAGW urges lawmakers to oppose two omnibus appropriations bills that will cost taxpayers $1.37 trillion.
