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Letters to OfficialsCCAGW 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.
State ActionCCAGW Urges Nevada Senate to Oppose SB 509
SB 509 would grant $380 million in public subsidies and tax breaks for the construction of a stadium for the Oakland Athletics in Las Vegas.
The WasteWatcherTaxpayers Do Not Get Everything They Want But They Get What They Need
The Fiscal Responsibility Act is what taxpayers need and will lead to more of what they want to reduce wasteful spending.
The WasteWatcherHarm Reduction Is Vital on World Vape Day
Tobacco harm reduction products like e-cigarettes are effective tools that help adults successfully quit smoking.
The WasteWatcherMichigan Lawmakers Should Reject High-Speed Rail Proposal
High-speed rail is not the answer to Michigan's decline.
Op-EdsDebt ceiling deal should include spending cuts across the entire government
The first place to start cutting every area of discretionary spending would be to eliminate earmarks.
Press ReleaseCouncil for Citizens Against Government Waste Releases 2022 Congressional Ratings
The report identifies members who voted to help protect the taxpayers’ money, and who consistently voted against their interests.
The WasteWatcherCongress Should Reject President Biden’s Student Loan Bailout
Congress should adopt H. J. Res. 45 and overturn President Biden's student loan program.
Press ReleaseCitizens Against Government Waste Names New York Governor Kathy Hochul May 2023 Porker of the Month
New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed a budget that bans gas stoves and furnaces in new residential buildings.
Letters to OfficialsCCAGW Urges House of Representatives to Support H. J. Res. 45
H. J. Res. 45 would overturn President Biden's student loan bailout.
State ActionCCAGW Urges Maine Joint Judiciary Committee to Oppose LD 1973
LD 1973 will fail to achieve its objective of protecting consumer privacy.
The WasteWatcherHouse Oversight Subcommittee Holds USPS Accountable at Hearing
Addressing high labor costs and closing excess facilities are two steps the USPS can take to achieve self-sufficiency.
