Letters

Regulatory parity should be the Commission’s goal. Without a common framework, handset unlocking obligations will become even more convoluted as the market continues to evolve through future M&A, changes in spectrum holdings, new competitive entry, and the emergence of new business models and offerings.

Comments in oppositioin to the proposed new Patent Disclosure Requirements (PDRs) that would weaken intellectual property rights and threaten American innovation.

Bipartisan coalition letter expressing concerns with the released draft legislation called the Nurture Originals, Foster Art, and Keep Entertainment Safe, or NO FAKES Act.

Adressing the importance of private sector investment in prescription drug research and development and its relationship to NIH funding. 

Railroads are crucial for the efficient running of the nation’s supply chain. That makes it all the more important that Congress pursue wise, cost-effective policies that benefit the entire nation, as opposed to ones that primarily aid a few well-placed special interests.

Government should not profit from inflation. The costs basis for capital gains should be indexed to inflation, like other income taxes.

Comments to the U.S. International Trade Commission regarding the proposed extension of the TRIPS intellectual property waiver for Covid-19 diagnostics and therapeutics.

Coalition letter to leaders on the House Energy and Commerce Committee and House Natural Resources Committee to express the need for regulatory certainty to enable the use of all of America’s offshore energy resources.

The Biden administration chose to undermine the Trump-Pence safeguards by issuing their own ERISA rule that would make it easier for retirement fund managers to imperil retirees’ savings. Congress can overturn the Biden administration’s dangerous ESG rule through the Congressional Review Act (CRA). 

This coalition letter is a bipartisan challenge to President Biden’s ESG rule which politicizes millions of Americans’ retirement investments to favor Biden’s ideological preferences rather than getting the best returns for Americans.