CASE Statement Opposing Big-Government Senate Bill Dictating Terms on Sports Betting
December 29, 2018 CASE issued a strong statement of opposition today to legislation introduced by Senators Orrin Hatch (R-UT) and...
Consumer Group Asks Congress to Allow States to Regulate Sports Betting
September 26, 2018 (Washington, DC) – On the heels of this year’s Supreme Court decision overturning PASPA, the 1992 federal...
Matthew Kandrach Statement on Supreme Court Decision Overturning Ban on State Gaming Laws
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 14, 2018 Consumer Action for a Strong Economy (CASE) issued a statement today applauding the Supreme...
CASE Op-Ed: The future of sports betting starts with the end of the PASPA disaster
BY GERARD SCIMECA, CASE CHAIRMAN — December 18, 2017 http://bit.ly/2B9sbIj Abraham Lincoln said the best way to get a bad law...
Oral Argument Preview for Landmark Supreme Court Sports Betting Case
CASE strongly promotes federalism and the right of individuals within their states to have the sovereignty to determine what laws...
CASE Op-ed: Sports Betting Laws Represent the Worst of the Nanny State
It’s nice to know that, unlike the good people of Minnetonka, Minn., I can drive a muddy car without running...
.@POTUS’ IRA is driving up Part D premiums for millions of Medicare beneficiaries, yet Dems like @SenSanders continue to help tout this disastrous legislation. The Biden-Harris @WhiteHouse is misleading the public on their policy’s real impact.
Two weeks from election day, the supposedly independent @FCC is proposing price regulation of #broadband by restricting what data plans companies can offer.
By prohibiting usage-based plans, the FCC would end up increasing prices FOR EVERYONE, including low-data users!
CASE Letter Urges FDA & FTC to Scrutinize Deal Between L’Oréal and Galderma -- "Both companies are currently under investigation or facing sizable lawsuits from claims that they have used harmful chemicals in their products."
https://caseforconsumers.org/2024/10/21/case-letter-urges-fd...
Two weeks from election day, the supposedly independent @FCC is proposing price regulation of #broadband by restricting what data plans companies can offer.
By prohibiting usage-based plans, the FCC would end up increasing prices FOR EVERYONE, including low-data users!