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The WasteWatcherPublic Favors Government Drug Negotiations, Until They Learn What It Really Means
Senate Democrats are preparing to move a $3.5 trillion “human infrastructure” bill, but have to find ways to offset the cost.
Agency CommentsCAGW Submits Comment to FDA on IQOS 3 Modified Risk Tobacco Product Application
IQOS 3 is a tobacco harm reduction product and should receive a Modified Risk Tobacco Product designation quickly
The WasteWatcherBroad Senate Support for the Return of Earmarks
Senators have eagerly embraced the return of earmarks, requesting 5,000 of the wasteful projects so far.
Op-EdsThe Fuzzy Math Behind Biden’s IRS Enforcement Proposal
Morning Consult: Congress should not even consider budgeting more money on a troubled agency like the IRS.
The WasteWatcherCongress’ Spending Spree Hits the Fast Lane
The combined cost of the “traditional” and “human” infrastructure proposals will exceed $4.7 trillion.
The WasteWatcherAt the Pentagon, Legislators Should Stress Increased Efficiency, Not Blank Checks
Legislators must first hold the Pentagon accountable for wasted spending before arguing for a budget increase.
Letters to OfficialsCCAGW Urges House to Oppose HR 4505, HR 4373, and HR 4346
The total cost of these appropriations bills is too high and they would waste taxpayer money.
Letters to OfficialsCCAGW Urges Senate Judiciary Committee to Oppose S. 1435
The language in S. 1435 is too far-reaching and will harm legitimate pharmaceutical innovation.
State ActionCCAGW Urges the California State Senate Leadership to Oppose SB 524
The bill would prohibit health entities from engaging in “patient steering.”
Letters to OfficialsCCAGW Joins Coalition Calling for Congress to End Pandemic Unemployment Programs
Some unemployment and unwelfare programs are now disincentivizing a return to work.
Letters to OfficialsCCAGW Urges House to Oppose HR 4502
The total cost of the appropriations bills is too high and includes many wasteful provisions.
Letters to OfficialsCCAGW Urges Senate to Oppose Broadband Proposals in Infrastructure Deal
The proposals would significantly increase government control over broadband and access to the internet.
