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The WasteWatcherBiden Hits Gas Pedal on Wasteful Spending
End of year government spending sprees are common but the Biden administration has hit the gas pedal on wasteful programs.
The WasteWatcher133 Broadband Programs May Be 132 More Than Necessary
It is time to review the 133 broadband programs across 15 federal agencies with an eye toward consolidation.
The WasteWatcherThe Department of Education is a Failure and Should Be Abolished
The Department of Education should be abolished and authority should go back to the states.
The WasteWatcherKey Healthcare Policy Priorities for the 119th Congress
The new Congress should promote patient centered care, increase accessibility, affordability, and transparency.
Press ReleaseCitizens Against Government Waste Names Federal Trade Commission Chair Lina Khan November 2024 Porker of the Month
Chair Khan has consistently overreached her authority, violated ethics standards, and pushed anti-capitalist policies.
The WasteWatcherNew State Report Details Costs and Abuses of the 340B Drug Pricing Program
Minnesota Department of Health 340B report is the first at the state level to show costs and abuses of the program.
The WasteWatcherGreater Accountability Ahead for BEAD and USF Funding Remains Uncertain
Issues with BEAD and USF must be resolved by the new Congress and Trump administration.
The WasteWatcherPentagon Is Now 0-7 In Passing a Clean Audit
For the seventh straight year, the Pentagon failed its financial review.
The WasteWatcherFranchise Fees Raise Barriers to Broadband
Courts have held the line against franchise fee abuse. The FCC can protect consumers by ending the practice once and for all.
Agency CommentsCAGW Submits Comments to FDIC on Change in Bank Control Act
The proposed rulemaking would place undue burdens on investors and asset managers.
The WasteWatcherSenators Should Demand Due Diligence from USPS Board of Governors
Senators must ask Board of Governors nominees to agree to fix problems after USPS reported a $9.5 billion loss.
Agency CommentsCAGW Submits Comments to FCC on Cell Phone Unlocking
The FCC's rulemaking is unnecessary and an example of regulatory overreach.
