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State ActionCCAGW Urges Florida Senate Fiscal Policy Committee to Oppose SB 1550
SB 1550 will damage the private sector healthcare market and government healthcare plans.
Op-EdsActions Congress should take to restore fiscal sanity
Congress can stop unnecessary government spending by rejecting the new taxes and pet projects that litter Biden's budget.
State ActionCCAGW Urges Missouri Senate Economic Development and Tax Policy Committee to Support HB 268
HB 268 will allow for greater innovation and competition in Missouri by establishing a regulatory sandbox.
Op-EdsProtect Missouri employers from legislature's misguided Rx proposal
Government interference will increase costs for consumers.
The WasteWatcherMaryland Mistakenly Follows California’s Ban on Gas-Powered Cars
Gov. Moore's directive seeks to force Marylanders to move to electric vehicles sooner than they may be ready to.
Letters to OfficialsCCAGW Joins Coalition Letter Regarding No Surprises Act Implementation
Rulemaking agencies must follow the letter of the law as it pertains to the No Surprises Act.
The WasteWatcherEl Paso Voters Should Reject Climate Charter
El Pasoans should reject an effort to adopt a "climate charter" for the city.
State ActionCCAGW Urges Rhode Island House Innovation, Internet, & Technology Committee to Oppose H 6236
H 6236 will fail to achieve its objective of protecting consumer privacy.
State ActionCCAGW Urges Florida Legislature to Oppose HB 1547 and SB 262
HB 1547 and SB 262 would harm consumers and small businesses.
Op-EdsFTC Should Stop Fighting Consumers
The FTC has been laser-focused on opposing every possible acquisition and merger.
The WasteWatcherFlorida’s So-Called Data Privacy Bills Will Devastate the Economy
A new law could prevent Florida small businesses from reaching their customers online.
Letters to OfficialsCCAGW Joins Coalition Supporting the Accelerate Long-term Investment Growth Now (ALIGN) Act
100 percent bonus depreciation would accelerate economic growth, create American jobs, improve productivity and grow wages.
