America from its very origins was founded upon the pillar of individual property rights, with specific provisions in our Constitution addressing “takings” by eminent domain as well as unfair tax schemes which dilute the value of property. With the continued growth of government and the regulatory state, the rights of property owners has never faced a bigger threat. CASE is fully engaged in the fight to defend property from encroaching government control, and stands ready to vigorously defend land owners from those who seek to coerce or restrict them in the use and enjoyment of their land. Government schemes that target land for burdensome regulatory control or takings is entirely inconsistent with the ideals and benefits of the free market and the interests of America’s consumers.
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A can’t miss episode of @planetmoney on how big liquor corporations weaponized the rum cover-over. Congress should step in to ensure #taxpayer funds benefit the residents of Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands, not big liquor’s bottom line.
The SEC has become rotten at it's core! We continue to see their unlawful attacks against the #Crypto industry.
Attorney James Murphy aka MetaLawMan says former SEC senior officials should call for the resignations of the current SEC leadership.
Watch the full interview…
1) Congress banned price controls in the BEAD program, which this letter ignores.
2) There is no "middle class affordability" provision in the infrastructure law. @NTIAgov invented it.
This letter appears designed to give political cover to NTIA for illegal rate regulation.