The WasteWatcher
The WasteWatcherA Silver Anniversary Worth Noting
A path forward for telecommunications on the 25th Anniversary of the Telecommunications Act of 1996.
The WasteWatcherBiden Executive Order on Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act
The Biden EO will reverse healthcare initiatives that provided more choice to consumers and Medicaid accountability.
The WasteWatcherHigh-Speed Rail Is Going Nowhere Fast
States need to hit the brakes on the high-speed rail projects due to how expensive they will cost.
The WasteWatcherPRO Act will Hurt Gig Economy Workers and Independent Contractors
If the PRO Act passes in Congress, many independent contractor jobs could be lost all over the nation.
The WasteWatcherBack to the Future on Green Energy
The President's Executive Order to tackle climate change is the most expensive, expansive, and elaborate ever implemented.
The WasteWatcherTime to Sink the Littoral Combat Ship
Facing a staggering array of technical problems and deficiencies, the time has come to cancel the Littoral Combat Ship.
The WasteWatcherThe Raise the Wage Act will Kill Jobs, Provide Less Pay, and Hurt States
The Raise the Wage Act will kill jobs and hurt states if enacted.
The WasteWatcherThe IRS Continues to Send Checks to Ghosts
Almost 1.1 million payments worth $1.4 billion had been paid to dead people.
The WasteWatcherReforms are Needed for Financing the Universal Service Fund
The current funding mechanism for the Universal Service Fund is unsustainable and needs to be reviewed.
The WasteWatcherKilling the XL Pipeline is Not the Way to Build Back Better
President Biden’s campaign promise was to “Build Back Better.” But one of his first actions was to lay off thousands of Keystone XL Pipeline workers, stopping future expansion that would have created 60,000 direct and indirect jobs.
The WasteWatcherStates Should Let Congress Take the Lead on Consumer Privacy Laws
While states should act in the interests of their residents when necessary, privacy is not one of those issues.
The WasteWatcherMassachusetts Tobacco Flavor Ban Simply Shifted Markets
Massachusetts became the first state to permanently ban the sale of all flavored tobacco products in an effort to stop youth vaping and improve health. The law just shifted markets.
