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Letters to OfficialsCAGW Sends "Folly of Government-Owned Networks" to Congress
May 25, 2021 U.S. Senate/U.S. House of Representatives Washington, D.C. 20510 Dear Senator/Representive,
The WasteWatcherEasing Occupational Licensing Restrictions will help Americans Overcome Barriers to Employment
Removing occupational licensing barriers at the federal level provides more freedom to states to reduce requirements
The WasteWatcherCanadian Drug Importation Continues to Face Obstacles
HHS asks court to dismiss PhRMA lawsuit on Canadian drug importation, stating they have no standing.
Op-EdsBiden's Broadband Boondoggle
American Thinker: President Joe Biden plans to spend $100 billion or more on broadband infrastructure.
Letters to OfficialsCCAGW Joins Coalition Opposing H.R. 3
CCAGW joins coalition opposing the Lower Drug Costs Now Act, which will impose new taxes and price controls on medical innovation.
The WasteWatcherLack of Trust in Public Health Authorities Will Impact Debate on Medicare for All
The U.S. public health system has a trust problem due to their handling of COVID-19.
The WasteWatcherCourt Rules in Favor of FCC in Franchise Fee Dispute
Court rules "in-kind" and "add-on" requirements should be included in the five percent cap on franchise fees.
State ActionCCAGW Urges the Colorado House of Representatives to Oppose SB21-175
CCAGW urges the Colorado House of Representatives to oppose pharmaceutical price controls legislation.
The WasteWatcherThe DC Beverage Tax Will Harm Small Businesses and Consumers
DC's proposed tax on sweetened beverages will harm small businesses and are likely to be ineffective.
State ActionCCAGW Urges Maine House of Representatives to Oppose LD 1550
CCAGW urges the Maine House of Representatives to oppose a ban on flavored tobacco products.
Letters to OfficialsCAGW Submits Comments to APPG Inquiry
CAGW expresses its support for the U.K.’s APPG for Vaping’s report on the upcoming WHO FCTC COP9 meeting
The Folly of Government-Owned Networks
Government-owned broadband networks are wasteful, anti-competitive, and costly for taxpayers.
