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CAGW Sends Letter to UK APPG for Vaping
Banning any vaping product will always push consumers to find them somewhere else.
CCAGW Urges Maryland Senate Finance Committee to Oppose SB 273
If SB 273 passes and is signed into law, it would ban flavored vapes from being sold in Maryland.
The Raise the Wage Act will Kill Jobs, Provide Less Pay, and Hurt States
The Raise the Wage Act will kill jobs and hurt states if enacted.
CCAGW Sends Letter to House Urging the Formation of a New Grace Commission
CCAGW urges House of Representatives to sign letter requesting President Biden reconvene a new Grace Commission.
The IRS Continues to Send Checks to Ghosts
Almost 1.1 million payments worth $1.4 billion had been paid to dead people.
CCAGW Urges North Dakota Senate Human Services Committee to Oppose SB 2170
CCAGW urges North Dakota Senate Human Services Committee to oppose SB 2170, which adopts Canadian-style price controls.
Reforms are Needed for Financing the Universal Service Fund
The current funding mechanism for the Universal Service Fund is unsustainable and needs to be reviewed.
CAGW Names Gov. Gavin Newsom January 2021 Porker of the Month
Gov. Gavin Newsom is hurting Californians with his hypocritical and ineffective policies on COVID-19.
CAGW Joins Coalition To Oppose Price Controls
CAGW joins 75 national and state-based organizations expressing their opposition to pharmaceutical price controls under the Most Favored Nations policy.
Killing the XL Pipeline is Not the Way to Build Back Better
President Biden’s campaign promise was to “Build Back Better.” But one of his first actions was to lay off thousands of Keystone XL Pipeline workers, stopping future expansion that would have created 60,000 direct and indirect jobs.
CAGW submits comments to CMS reaffirming its opposition to its Most Favored Nation Policy
Most Favored Nation Policy implements destructive price controls, which destroy innovation and never solve the problem for which they were created.
States Should Let Congress Take the Lead on Consumer Privacy Laws
While states should act in the interests of their residents when necessary, privacy is not one of those issues.