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General Waste

New USDA SNAP Rules and Work Requirements Come at the Perfect Time for Job Seekers
Agriculture, Budget, Entitlements, General Waste, Oversight, State Issues

New USDA SNAP Rules and Work Requirements Come at the Perfect Time for Job Seekers

January 10, 2020 Leslie Paige

The December 2019 jobs report, released on January 10, 2020 confirms what everyone already knows; the economy is strong and the jobs market is robust.  The U.S. added 145,000 new jobs in December, the unemployment rate persisted at a fifty-year low of 3.5 percent, and average earnings rose slightly, with the year over year gain at […]

New USDA Rule Will Help Reduce SNAP Abuse and Encourage Work
Agriculture, Budget, General Waste, Oversight

New USDA Rule Will Help Reduce SNAP Abuse and Encourage Work

December 5, 2019 Leslie Paige

The program today has little meaningful oversight and is persistently susceptible to fraud.

Trick:  The National Debt Will Haunt Us Forever
General Waste

Trick: The National Debt Will Haunt Us Forever

October 28, 2019 Alex Abrams

A grave $1.7 trillion to the national debt will be piled on over the next 10 years.

Senate Omnibus Likely Loaded with Old Earmarks
Appropriations, Budget, General Waste

Senate Omnibus Likely Loaded with Old Earmarks

October 25, 2019 Sean Kennedy

Nearly all of the programs that received earmarks last year in the relevant appropriations bills were funded again in the Senate omnibus bill. It appears that Senators loaded up the bill with the same old earmarks. 

Treat:  President Trump Issues Some Sweet Executive Orders
General Waste

Treat: President Trump Issues Some Sweet Executive Orders

October 25, 2019 Alex Abrams

Adds $33 billion in savings from deregulation in the first two years of the Trump administration.

Trick:  There Are a Dreadful Number of Earmarks
General Waste

Trick: There Are a Dreadful Number of Earmarks

October 25, 2019 Alex Abrams

The cost of earmarks in FY 2019 was a horrifying $15.3 billion.

Trick: The Socialism Apocalypse Is Upon Us
General Waste

Trick: The Socialism Apocalypse Is Upon Us

October 25, 2019 Alex Abrams

Socialist policies are rising from the dead and taking over like an infectious disease. 

General Waste, Technology, Telecommunications

CBA’s Criticism of Senate Testimony on C-Band Is Ludicrous

October 24, 2019 Thomas Schatz

CAGW reiterates its position that only the FCC should conduct an auction of c-band spectrum rather than allowing foreign satellite companies to benefit at the expense of U.S. taxpayers.

Price Controls for Dummies
General Waste, Healthcare, PBM, PBMs, Pharmacy Benefits Manager

Price Controls for Dummies

October 23, 2019 Thomas Schatz

Democrats should learn what price controls REALLY mean.

Budget, General Waste, Oversight, Postal Service, USPS

Best Laid Plans: Another USPS IG Report, Another Failed Attempt to Save Money

October 18, 2019 Leslie Paige

As has been pointed out repeatedly in the past few years, United States Postal Service (USPS) management continues to struggle mightily to enact efficiencies or carve out savings from its operations.  And this continues to be the case despite the dramatic drop in mail volume and USPS Postmaster General (PMG) Megan Brennan’s regular declarations and […]

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