Excise taxes on tobacco harm reduction products are irrational; it hurts both financially and those trying to quit smoking.
Committees Increase Taxes and Government Control of Healthcare in Budget Reconciliation
House committees have been busy these past few days, marking up their portion of the $3.5 trillion partisan reconciliation bill,
Acknowledging the Importance of Intellectual Property Rights on Constitution Day
Congress should remember to continue to protect Intellectual Property, just as it is currently protected by the Constitution.
Looking at All the Wrong Places for Pay-Fors
Democrats are busy looking for ways to pay for their $3.5 trillion spending bill and you will be part of the calculation.
Congress Should not Impose a Damaging Small Business Tax
CCAGW Is Launching a Digital Ad Campaign Opposing Taxes on Carried Interest
Washington, 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.
Stadium Project Funding Fails to Hit a Home Run
Instead of squandering more money for a new stadium in Oakland, the city and state should focus on protecting the taxpayers.
Governor Cuomo’s Bridge Light Show Plans Go Dark
Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s (D-N.Y.) is known for his failed schemes to boost the state’s economy.
Public Favors Government Drug Negotiations, Until They Learn What It Really Means
Senate Democrats are preparing to move a $3.5 trillion “human infrastructure” bill, but have to find ways to offset the cost.
Congress’ Spending Spree Hits the Fast Lane
The combined cost of the “traditional” and “human” infrastructure proposals will exceed $4.7 trillion.