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Press ReleaseCCAGW To Rep. Timothy Johnson: Vote No on Waxman-Markey
For Immediate Release: June 26, 2009 Contact: Leslie K. Paige 202-467-5334
Press ReleaseCCAGW To Rep. Thomas Petri: Vote No on Waxman-Markey
For Immediate Release: June 26, 2009 Contact: Leslie K. Paige 202-467-5334
Press ReleaseCCAGW Members Urge Defeat of Waxman-Markey
CCAGW Members Flood the Hill with 20,500 E-Mails Opposing Cap & Trade
Press ReleaseCCAGW Members Urge Defeat of Waxman-Markey
CCAGW Members Flood the Hill with 20,500 E-Mails Opposing Cap & Trade For Immediate Release
Press ReleaseCCAGW to Congress: $1 Trillion Estimates for Kennedy Bill Pie-in-the-Sky
For Immediate Release June 16, 2009 Contact: Leslie K. Paige 202.467.5334
Press ReleaseCCAGW Blasts House Defense Committee for Funding JSF Alternate Engine
For Immediate Release: June 12, 2009
Press ReleaseCCAGW Urges Lawmakers to Pass a Clean War Funding Bill
For Immediate Release Contact: Leslie K. Paige 202.467.5334
Press ReleaseCCAGW Urges Lawmakers to Pass a Clean War Funding Bill
For Immediate Release: June 9, 2009
Press ReleaseCCAGW Members Flood the Hill with 20,500 E-Mails Opposing Cap & Trade For Immediate Release Contact: Leslie K. Paige (202) 467-5334 June 25, 2009 (Washington, D.C.) – The Council for Citizens Against Government Waste (CCAGW) today announced that its
For Immediate Release: June 2, 2009
The WasteWatcherPublic vs. Private: May the Best Contractor Win
The government should not compete with its citizens; it should rely on the private sector for commercially-available goods and services. This is a common-sense idea: allow individuals, small businesses, and entrepreneurial companies to contract...
The WasteWatcherHealthcare Reform: A Pricey Prescription
President Obama promised this would be the year of health care reform, but many are bracing for what this “reform” could really mean. After much anticipation, Democrats have started to unveil their healthcare reform plans, revealing new policy...
The WasteWatcherCalifornia’s $7 Billion Bailout?
When Congress debates California’s requested $7 billion bailout, instead of looking at the benefits it could bring California, they first need to look at the source of the problem and understand the reasons why the state is in such trouble. ...
