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Letters to OfficialsCCAGW Urges Senators to Oppose Price Control Provisions in Must-Pass Legislation
CCAGW urges senators to oppose price control provisions that will create a more distorted marketplace, increase costs, stifle innovation, and provide fewer choices for patients.
Letters to OfficialsCCAGW Urges Ways and Means Members to Oppose H.R. 5825
CCAGW urges House Ways and Means members to oppose H.R. 5825, the Transparency in Health Care Investments Act.
The WasteWatcherThe Return of Earmarks is Cancelled, For Now
House Democrats abandoned a plan to return to an open system of earmarking.
State ActionWashington - Oppose SB 6088
CCAGW urges Washington State senators to oppose SB 6088, Establishing a Prescription Drug Affordability Board Act.
Letters to OfficialsCCAGW Urges House Education and Labor Committee to Oppose HR 5800
CCAGW urges E&L Committee members to oppose H.R. 5800, the Ban Suprise Billing Act.
State ActionMichigan - Oppose SB 596, SB 597, SB 598
CCAGW urges Michigan State senators to oppose legislation that would impose more restrictive requirements to the detriment of the state’s energy market.
The WasteWatcherMoonshine Vaping Coming Soon to Your Neighborhood
The FDA and Congress are moving fast to ban all flavors used in vaping devices.
The WasteWatcherAnother Year and Additional F-35 Complications
Add one more item to the list of innumerable glitches in Lockheed Martin’s F-35 Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) program.
The WasteWatcherCBO’s 2020 Economic Outlook Shows Trillion-Dollar Deficits Are Here To Stay
Unsurprisingly, the United States’ fiscal outlook remains dreadful.
Letters to OfficialsFiscally Conservative Groups Support the FFGCA
Ten fiscally conservative organizations join to support the Freedom from Government Competition Act of 2020.
The WasteWatcherCaps on Consumer Loans Hurt More Than They Help
H.R. 5050, the Veterans and Consumers Fair Credit Act, would extend the 36 percent usury annual percentage rate (APR) cap under the 2006 Military Lending Act (MLA) to all consumers, stifling credit access for those that need it most.
Op-EdsDo Not Stop Progress on 5G
C4ISRNET: Without the FCC’s rulemaking on the 5.9 GHz band, automotive safety applications using C-V2X will continue to suffer.
