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State ActionCCAGW Urges Minnesota House Health Finance and Policy Committee to Oppose HF 17
HF 17 would impose price controls on prescription drugs through the establishment of the Prescription Drug Affordability Review Board.
Letters to OfficialsCCAGW Leads Coalition Opposing F-35 Alternate Engine
Resurrecting a second engine for the Joint Strike Force should not even be considered.
The WasteWatcherReynolds Offers Plan to Reduce Waste and Increase Efficiency in Iowa Government
Gov. Reynolds' proposals aim to reduce inefficiency while reducing the regulatory burden on taxpayers.
State ActionCCAGW Urges Minnesota Senate Health and Human Services Committee to Oppose SF 2123
SF 2123 will reduce the use of tobacco harm reduction products (THR), increase the purchase of tobacco products on an unregulated black market, and fail to reduce smoking.
The WasteWatcherGAO Audit Finds Serious Issues in Financial Management
Major issues continue to plague the government's finances and demonstrates the need for oversight and accountability.
Letters to OfficialsCCAGW Urges House of Representatives to Support H.R. 347
H.R. 347 would provide much needed transparency and accountability.
State ActionCCAGW Urges Oklahoma Senate Appropriations Committee to Support SB 118
SB 118 will allow for greater innovation and competition in Oklahoma by establishing a regulatory sandbox.
State ActionCCAGW Urges Rhode Island House Innovation, Internet, & Technology Committee to Oppose H 5745
H 5745 will fail to achieve its objective of protecting consumer privacy.
State ActionCCAGW Urges Missouri House Fiscal Review Committee to Support HB 268
HB 268 will allow for greater innovation and competition in Missouri by establishing a regulatory sandbox.
The WasteWatcherLas Vegas Should be Wary of a Deal for the Athletics
Las Vegas should resist any efforts by the Oakland Athletics to gain public funding for the construction of a new stadium.
Letters to OfficialsCCAGW Joins Coalition Urging Congress to Cut Pentagon Waste in Budget Discussions
All spending should be considered on the table to achieve long-term fiscal sustainability.
Op-EdsThe IRS has no business entering the tax preparation business
$15 million for the IRS to conduct a feasibility study on how they can develop its own tax preparation software is a complete waste of taxpayer resources.
