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Letters to OfficialsCAGW Joins Coalition Opposing Cuts to Medicare Advantage Program
Medicare Advantage is provided through private plans rather than government-run plans and allows private companies to compete.
Letters to OfficialsCAGW Joins Coalition Opposing Cuts to Medicare Advantage Program
Medicare Advantage is provided through private plans rather than government-run plans and allows private companies to compete.
State ActionCCAGW Urges Governor Youngkin to Veto Senate Bill 119
SB 119 would change how the federal 340B program operates in the Old Dominion.
State ActionCCAGW Urges Nebraska Legislators to Oppose LB 984
LB 984 would change how the federal 340B program operates in the Cornhusker State.
State ActionCCAGW Urges South Carolina Legislators to Support H. 5118
H. 5118 would streamline the regulatory appeals and approval processes for applications to build new energy transmission infrastructure.
State ActionCCAGW Urges Kentucky Senators to Oppose SB 188
SB 188 would create unnecessary regulatory barriers that will undermine the effectiveness of pharmaceutical benefit managers (PBMs) in Kentucky.
The WasteWatcherConnecting Americans to Broadband Should Not Be Impeded
With $42.45 billion on the line to connect unserved communities, NTIA should not force states like Virginia to rate regulate.
The WasteWatcherNew GAO Report Warns of Worsening Federal Debt
If Congress fails to act, Americans may face rampant inflation or a sovereign debt crisis.
State ActionCCAGW Urges Virginia Legislators to Oppose Senate Bill 119
SB 119 would make changes to the federal 340B drug discount program.
Op-EdsDon’t penalize taxpayers to entice sports teams
Public stadium financing unjustly picks winners and losers in the marketplace.
The WasteWatcherCBO Projects Record High Deficits and Debt
The CBO projects that the federal budget deficit is already at $1.6 trillion and will grow by $20 trillion over the next decade.
Op-EdsCongressional inaction raises costs and damages national defense
Congress should pass the FY 2024 appropriations bills as soon as possible and complete the FY 2025 process on time.
