An Open Letter to Public Officials: Proposed Antitrust Bills Would Harm Consumers and Undermine Innovation
Economic, legal, and public policy experts, write to express concern over legislative and executive branch proposals aimed at dramatically expanding government antitrust and competition regulation authority over the technology sector and ultimately the entire economy.
45+ Free-Market Groups and Activists Urge Republicans To Reject Klobuchar Antitrust Bill
The bill would expand the size and scope of government, exacerbate inflationary pressure on American families, and fails to address legitimate conservative concerns over Big Tech censorship.
Coalition Letter Opposed to WTO Intellectual Property Vaccine Waiver
A coalition letter in opposition to the proposal before the World Trade Organisation (WTO) to undermine intellectual property rights for COVID-19 vaccines.
Expressing Concerns about S. 2992, the "American Innovation and Choice Online Act" to Senator Cruz
Senator Klobuchar’s bill is a very dangerous assault on the traditional consumer welfare standard the United States has wisely embraced during the past several decades.
Expressing Concerns about S. 2992, the "American Innovation and Choice Online Act"
Senator Klobuchar’s bill is a very dangerous assault on the traditional consumer welfare standard the United States has wisely embraced during the past several decades.
Coalition Warns of BBB's Impact on Drug Competition
Coalition letter Opposing Gigi Sohn's Nomination to the FCC
If confirmed, Sohn would work to instill policies that would crush innovation, silence conservative speech, and eviscerate intellectual property protections.
Coalition Letter Opposing Proposed Changes to Roth IRAs
Biden’s IRA changes are a direct assault on middle class retirement savers from every generation – including Millennials, small business owners, middle-aged families, and retirees.
Coalition Letter in Opposition to Unnecessary Wind and Solar Subsidies
It is clear that the industries that rely upon these tax credits are mature and no longer in need of generous Federal support and it is time for lawmakers to allow the solar and wind industries to sink or swim on their own merits.