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Too many individuals are deprived of their freedoms and ability to engage in commerce because of burdensome, unnecessary regulations. While we all want basic regulations that protect against harm and abuse, many regulations do not do this, but instead stifle competition needlessly, create costly red tape, reduce options for workers and consumers, and serve to enrich the politically-connected. On a regular basis, policymakers and agencies should review all regulations and eliminate those that prove to be outdated, ineffective, or harmful.
Regulations

Alaska Governor Beats Back Harmful Fintech Bill

Patrice Onwuka | Blog
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The Senate’s Makeover of the ‘One Big, Beautiful Bill’

Patrice Onwuka | Blog
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IW Independent Contractor Stories Head to Capitol Hill

Patrice Onwuka | Blog
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Women Independent Contractors are Physically and Emotionally Healthier

Jennifer Oliver O’Connell | Blog
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The Big, Beautiful Bill Ends Biden’s Villainous Venmo Tax

Patrice Onwuka | Blog
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New Jersey Copycats California’s Job-Destroying Policy

Patrice Onwuka | Blog
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Pro-AI Regulation Tucked into the ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’

Patrice Onwuka | Blog
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Two Truths and a Lie: Free Caregivers and Repeal the Home Care Rule

Heather Madden | Two Truths and a Lie
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Independent Contractors Take Center Stage for ‘Empowering the American Worker’

Jennifer Oliver O’Connell | Blog
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Two Truths and A Lie: Occupational Licensing

Charlotte Whelan | Two Truths and a Lie
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Independent Women Responds to Report Showing Inflation Continuing to Drop

Press Team | Press Release
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Business-Friendly Regulations Free American Entrepreneurs

Katie Cook | Blog

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