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The WasteWatcherMemphis Announces Plans for $684 Million Stadium Investments
The city of Memphis is considering $684 million in public subsidies for four sports stadiums.
Press ReleaseCitizens Against Government Waste Releases Issue Brief on Comprehensive Healthcare Reform
The issue brief describes current problems and offers solutions to reform the U.S. healthcare system.
Curing What Ails the U.S. Healthcare System
The best way to cure what ails the U.S. healthcare system is adopt fiscally responsible, free market, patient-centered reforms.
The WasteWatcherRecession Fears Provide Opportunity for States to Take the Lead
States should begin preparing for future recessions to avoid becoming overly reliant on federal money.
Press ReleaseCitizens Against Government Waste Releases $3.9 Trillion in Prime Waste-Cutting Recommendations
Prime Cuts 2022 has 555 recommendations to eliminate waste, fraud, abuse, and mismanagement in the federal government.
2022 Prime Cuts
Prime Cuts 2022 is a comprehensive list of proposals that should be adopted to reduce the record national debt.
The WasteWatcherTaxpayer Tricks and Treats for Halloween 2022
The 23rd annual compilation of the hair-raising, harrowing, and horrifying Taxpayer Tricks and Treats is here.
The WasteWatcherCouncil for Citizens Against Government Waste State Ballot Measure Guide
CCAGW has taken a position on five measures on state ballots this November.
Op-EdsCongress must fulfill its core function
The repeated use of CRs provide the most striking example of the culture of poor governance that has taken root in Congress.
Press ReleaseTaxpayer Tricks and Treats for Halloween 2022
CAGW released its 23rd annual compilation of the hair-raising, harrowing, and horrifying Taxpayer Tricks and Treats.
Press ReleaseCAGW Names Sen. Elizabeth Warren October 2022 Porker of the Month
Sen. Warren terrifyingly wants to take even more of your money to pay off someone else’s student loans.
The WasteWatcherIRS Needs to Fix Its Information Technology Issues
It is abundantly clear that the IRS is rife with mismanagement and needs to fix its ongoing IT issues.
