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The WasteWatcherThe Resurgence of the Build Back Better Act is Inevitable
The BBBA is more big government socialism, with a price tag of $4.9 trillion over 10 years.
The WasteWatcherCalifornia Declares War on Pork
A new California law threatens to limit Californians' access to pork and drive up prices nationwide.
Letters to OfficialsCCAGW Joins Coalition Opposing Additional COVID-19 Stimulus Bills
It is possible for the government to combat the effects of the omicron variant without saddling America's taxpayers with debt.
The WasteWatcherNew Year, New Laws
New laws taking effect in 2022 include minimum wage hikes, plastic bag taxes, tax reform, and cocktails-to-go.
The WasteWatcherTurning on 5G will have no Impact on Airlines
The FAA and Department of Transportation continue efforts to stop 5G deployment. Here is the latest in the ongoing battle.
Op-EdsBiden's policies are not very merry
The Hill: Congress and President Biden have delivered a year filled with a reckless and wasteful government spending.
The WasteWatcherGAO Recommends Greater Transparency on Government Spending
The Treasury Department should follow GAO's recommendations and make spending websites more user-friendly and transparent
The WasteWatcherThe Pitfalls of the Reforming Disaster Recovery Act
The Reforming Disaster Recovery Act is a “well-intended” bill that threatens to supplant and undermine the states.
The WasteWatcherPrice Controls Will Create an Invisible Graveyard of Americans
The Build Back Better Act will cost lives by devastating the development of future cures.
The WasteWatcherBetter IT Coordination May Lead to Improved Outcomes
GAO spotlights the need for greater coordination between 18F and USDS to reduce informatin technology duplication and waste.
The WasteWatcherBuild Back Better Act: Not Dead Yet
The $1.75 trillion Build Back Better Act has had a tough week and is on life support.
The WasteWatcherOhio Senate Passes Permanent Telehealth Reform
Ohio champions telehealth reform and other states should follow their lead.
