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Thomas Schatz

General Waste, Technology, Telecommunications

CBA’s Criticism of Senate Testimony on C-Band Is Ludicrous

October 24, 2019 Thomas Schatz

CAGW reiterates its position that only the FCC should conduct an auction of c-band spectrum rather than allowing foreign satellite companies to benefit at the expense of U.S. taxpayers.

Price Controls for Dummies
General Waste, Healthcare, PBM, PBMs, Pharmacy Benefits Manager

Price Controls for Dummies

October 23, 2019 Thomas Schatz

Democrats should learn what price controls REALLY mean.

Technology, Telecommunications

Federal Spectrum Turf War Could Hand 5G Victory to China

August 12, 2019 Thomas Schatz

Our most dangerous adversaries could be given a massive technological advantage that will be difficult to overcome.

Appropriations, Budget, Defense, General Waste, Technology, Telecommunications

Proceed with Caution on JEDI Procurement

July 12, 2019 Thomas Schatz

The decision announced today in favor of the Department of Defense (DOD) in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims case challenging the $10 billion Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure contract likely means that it will be awarded shortly to a single vendor.  As Citizens Against Government Waste (CAGW) and other taxpayer groups have argued in a […]

Taxpayers' Independence Day
General Waste, Oversight, Taxes, Technology, Telecommunications

Taxpayers’ Independence Day

July 3, 2019 Thomas Schatz

The American people received an early Independence Day present on July 1 when President Trump signed into law H.R. 3151, the Taxpayer First Act of 2019.

Budget, General Waste, USPS

USPS Losses Deepening

May 10, 2019 Thomas Schatz

Healthcare, Budget, Postal Service

Defense, General Waste, Technology, Telecommunications

DOD’s JEDI Contract Subject to Further Scrutiny

January 29, 2019 Thomas Schatz

The Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure (JEDI) cloud services contract is facing new challenges as the Pentagon investigates potential conflicts of interest by former employees involved in the drafting of the request for proposal (RFP).

The Net Neutrality Sham
Technology, Telecommunications

The Net Neutrality Sham

May 11, 2018 Thomas Schatz

Among the many problems with Sen. Ed Markey’s (D-Mass.) Congressional Review Act (CRA) resolution of disapproval of the Restoring Internet Freedom Order (RIFO) is the gaping hole in privacy protection that will occur if the legislation is enacted into law.  It is the one issue that supporters do not wish to be brought up or […]

Myths and Realities: Earmarks
Appropriations, Budget, General Waste

Myths and Realities: Earmarks

January 12, 2018 Thomas Schatz

Reality:  Earmarks are not the answer to mitigating the extreme partisanship that exists in Washington and are have nothing to do with getting things done.

General Waste

Texas Should Consider Using the Rainy Day Fund Sooner Rather than Later

December 19, 2017 Thomas Schatz

What will likely turn out to be the largest natural disaster in Texas’ history swept ashore on August 25, 2017.  Hurricane Harvey was the rainiest tropical storm in history to hit the U.S. mainland, dumping more than 60 inches of rain in Groves and Nederland; and more than 50 inches in Friendswood; near Santa Fe, […]

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