Coronavirus
Executive Order Will Help Improve Telehealth in Rural Areas
The EO will help improve and advance healthcare delivery in the U.S., especially in rural areas.
Keeping America’s 5G Networks Secure, Now and Into the Future
During uncertain times, it is important for the United States to create a strong, stable, and secure 5G network.
The Science Says – Send the Kids Back to School
One of the hottest debates in the country right now is whether children should be going back to school.
FHWA Lifts Unnecessary Regulation Barring Food Trucks from Vending at Rest Stops
The on-going COVID-19 pandemic presents essential workers with new challenges every day.
The Lack of Federal Privacy Policy Causes Inconsistency with Tracing Apps
Many states have adopted contact tracing, but there are concerns with the lack of federal privacy policy.
Agencies Need to Stop Fighting for Unneeded Spectrum
For nearly four years, the FCC under Chairman Pai’s leadership has moved quickly to address the ever-changing telecommunications needs of the nation
States Should Cut Spending, Not Raise Taxes
State governments should be focused on cutting spending to offset revenue losses, not raising taxes.
"Fixing" Healthcare ... Again
This week, House Democrats brought to the floor H.R. 1425, with no bipartisan committee input and no amendments allowed.
Coalition Urges Treasury Action on Upcoming "Fiscal Cliff" of Tax Payment Deadlines
Coalition urges Treasury Sec. Mnuchin to defer tax payment deadlines.
Those Rising COVID-19 Numbers
On June 16, The Wall Street Journal published an opinion by Vice President Michael Pence, "There Isn’t a Coronavirus 'Second Wave.'" The numbers show he is right.
CAGW Names Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer (D) June 2020 Porker of the Month
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer (D) is our June 2020 Porker of the Month for abusing her power during the coronavirus crisis.
C-Band Auction Process Must Continue
U.S. leadership in fifth generation 5G deployment and technologies is critical to the country’s economic future.
