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Letters to OfficialsCCAGW Urges House Energy and Commerce Committee to Keep H.R. 3 Out of Reconciliation Bill
H.R. 3 imposes radical and oppressive price controls that stifle innovation.
Letters to OfficialsCCAGW Urges Ways and Means Committee to Keep H.R. 3 Provisions Out of Reconciliation Legislation
H.R. 3 imposes radical and oppresive price controls and would destroy innovation in the pharmaceutical industry.
State ActionCCAGW Sends Letter to Indiana's 21st Century Energy Policy Development Task Force
CCAGW sends letter offering support for Indiana to continue reforms made by SEA No. 309 on net metering.
The WasteWatcherCotton is Rotten for the Environment
Plastic shopping bags have over the past several years have become an unnecessary pariah.
The WasteWatcherWill Michigan's State Legislators Micromanage PBMs?
Interfering in private contracts between pharmacy benefit managers and their customers will drive drug costs up, not down.
Op-EdsConsumers will feel pain if pharmacy benefit managers are over-regulated
Columbus Dispatch: Lowering drug costs should be achieved through marketplace reforms.
The WasteWatcherGood News Out of the Philippines on ENDS Products
How foreign grant money turned the tide of ENDS products in the Philippines.
Letters to OfficialsCCAGW Joins Coalition Supporting the Save Local Business Act
Congress can take an important step toward improving employment conditions by passing the Saving Local Business Act.
The WasteWatcherThe Pentagon Must Improve IT Procurement
The DOD has a poor procurement track record. Will it do better with the Joint Warfighter Cloud Capability?
The WasteWatcherWashington, D.C. Is Planning an Unnecessary and Harmful Wealth Tax
A wealth tax in D.C. is unnecessary and will be harmful to the economy.
Letters to OfficialsCCAGW Urges House to Oppose FY 22 Budget Resolution
Passing the budget resolution will reduce economic growth and opportunity for all Americans.
The WasteWatcherA Quarter Century of Failure
Legislators’ woeful track record of passing spending bills on time will soon stretch to 25 years.
