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The WasteWatcher

Taxpayer Tricks and Treats for Halloween 2022

The 23rd annual compilation of the hair-raising, harrowing, and horrifying Taxpayer Tricks and Treats is here.

Alexandra Abrams October 27, 2022
Testimony

Testimony Before the Pennsylvania House of Representatives State Government Committee

CAGW's Deborah Collier testifies before the Pennsylvania House State Government Committee on improper payments and government waste. 

Eric Maus October 26, 2022
The WasteWatcher

Council for Citizens Against Government Waste State Ballot Measure Guide

CCAGW has taken a position on five measures on state ballots this November. 

Ryan Lanier October 26, 2022
Op-Eds

Congress must fulfill its core function

The repeated use of CRs provide the most striking example of the culture of poor governance that has taken root in Congress.

Sean Kennedy October 25, 2022
The WasteWatcher

IRS Needs to Fix Its Information Technology Issues

It is abundantly clear that the IRS is rife with mismanagement and needs to fix its ongoing IT issues. 

Eric Maus October 14, 2022
The WasteWatcher

Broadband Waste Detailed in Wisconsin Legislative Audit Bureau Report

A report from the Wisconsin Legislative Audit Bureau discovered insufficient oversight guidance in the state's broadband programs.

Ryan Lanier October 14, 2022
Op-Eds

USPS reform will help small businesses

The Postal Service Reform Act reinforces the importance of the USPS to the economy and particularly small businesses.

Thomas Schatz October 11, 2022
Op-Eds

Biden continues his economic assault on the states

The policies in the Biden-Harris Economic Blueprint will increase spending and regulations.

Ryan Lanier October 4, 2022
The WasteWatcher

Long-Term Extension of Spectrum Auction Authority is Essential

The continuing resolution passed by Congress includes spectrum auction authority for the FCC, but only until December 16, 2022.

Deborah Collier September 30, 2022
Reports

All About Earmarks: A Brief History

The report tracks the history of earmarks from the early opposition by the country’s Founding Fathers through to the current era. Most recently, in fiscal year 2022, legislators added 5,138 earmarks costing $18.9 billion.

Sean Kennedy September 28, 2022
The WasteWatcher

House GOP Unveil Plan to Cut Spending, Tame Inflation, and Hold Washington Accountable

The Commitment to America is a commonsense plan that would provide much-needed economic relief to Americans

Eric Maus September 27, 2022
Letters to Officials

CCAGW Urges Senate to Oppose S. 4822

S. 4822 attacks donor privacy and infringes on the freedom to associate in America. 

Eric Maus September 22, 2022

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