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CCAGW Urges Vermont Governor Phil Scott to Veto H. 353
H. 353 would further insert the state government into healthcare by micromanaging pharmacy benefit managers.
CCAGW Urges Senate Budget Committee to Oppose Medicare for All
Medicare for All would be a detriment to public health and the taxpayers.
CCAGW Joins Coalition Letter Urging Oversight of FHFA Credit Score Models Rule
Credit scores have long served as vital predictive tools in evaluating the risk level of loans .
CCAGW Urges Minnesota SF 4410 Conferees to Oppose Price Control Measures
Conferees should strike all language related to the Prescription Drug Affordability Board and drug price controls from SF 4410.
California Lawmakers Should Approach Budget Surplus with Caution
The California legislature should focus on providing relief to taxpayers and shoring up the state's reserves.
VA/DOD Healthcare Interoperability Can Be Improved
DOD and VA joint OIG report cites problems and makes recommendations to improve interoperability of electronic healthcare records.
CCAGW Urges Florida Governor Ron DeSantis to Oppose Data Privacy in Special Session
Governor DeSantis should oppose the consideration of data privacy legislation in the Legislature's upcoming special session.
CCAGW Urges Florida House Leadership to Oppose Data Privacy
The Florida House of Representatives should not consider any data privacy legislation in its upcoming special session.
CCAGW Urges Florida Senate Leadership to Oppose Data Privacy
The Florida Senate should not consider any data privacy legislation in its upcoming special session.
Let's Keep Driving Forward on Connected Cars & Next-Gen Wi-Fi
These days, there isn’t a lot of harmony in the world of technology policy. But there is a bright spot of bipartisanship in a section of our airwaves: the 5.9 GHz band.
CCAGW Urges Louisiana House Commerce Committee to Oppose HB 987
HB 987 will fail to achieve its objective to protect consumer privacy.
California Should Fix Its Broadband Program
California PUC should make sure unserved communities are a priority for the $2 billion broadband grant program created by SB 156.