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CCAGW Urges Florida Senate Leadership to Oppose Data Privacy Legislation
The Florida Senate should not consider any data privacy legislation in its upcoming special session.
Let's Keep Driving Forward on Connected Cars & Next-Gen Wi-Fi
These days, there isn’t a lot of harmony in the world of technology policy. But there is a bright spot of bipartisanship in a section of our airwaves: the 5.9 GHz band.
CCAGW Urges Louisiana House Commerce Committee to Oppose HB 987
HB 987 will fail to achieve its objective to protect consumer privacy.
California Should Fix Its Broadband Program
California PUC should make sure unserved communities are a priority for the $2 billion broadband grant program created by SB 156.
Taxpayers should not be forced to fund professional stadiums
Government funding of professional sports stadiums through tax-exempt bonds also reduces the resources available for more pressing local projects.
CCAGW Urges Louisiana Senate Health and Welfare Committee to Oppose HB548
HB548 will make changes to the federal 340B drug discount program.
Maryland Legislature Dumps $1.8 Billion into Stadium Projects
Two bills signed by Maryland Governor Larry Hogan create a revolving stadium slush fund for billionaire sports owners.
CCAGW Urges Senate Judiciary Committee to Oppose Expansion of Durbin Amendment
Expansion of the Durbin amendment would leave consumers with fewer choices and higher prices.
CAGW Names Senator Richard Shelby April 2022 Porker of the Month
Senator Richard Shelby is our April 2022 Porker of the Month for claiming he has secured $683 million in pork-barrel earmarks.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren Wants the Government to Steal IP and Stifle Future Pharmaceutical Innovation
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) urges HHS to steal and redistribute intellectual property as a mechanism to lower drug prices.
CCAGW Urges Louisiana House of Representatives to Oppose HB548
HB548 would change how the federal 340B drug discount program operates in the Pelican State.
Intellectual Property Rights Must Be Protected So the Next Vaccines Can Be Developed
Intellectual property must be protected to encourage the development of future cures.









