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Competitiveness Coalition Congratulates Rep. Thomas Massie on Becoming House Judiciary Antitrust Subcommittee Chairman
WASHINGTON – Competitiveness Coalition Chair Scott Brown today congratulated Congressman Thomas Massie (R-KY) on taking the gavel as the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee Subcommittee on the Administrative State, Regulatory Reform, and Antitrust: “Today’s news is a win for American innovators and entrepreneurs and a setback for the big government advocates seeking to empower […]
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Scott Brown Responds to Ken Buck’s Stunning Admission: At Least He Deserves Points for Honesty
WASHINGTON – In response to U.S. Rep. Ken Buck’s (R-CO) recent statement that Americans “don’t need next day delivery,” former U.S. Senator and Ambassador Scott Brown, chair of the Competitiveness Coalition, issued the following statement: “His antitrust vision might be flawed, but give Ken Buck points for honesty. The American Innovation and Choice Online (AICO) […]
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In Bicameral Push, Chair Scott Brown Urges GOP Senators, Representatives to Reject Antitrust Efforts in New Congress
WASHINGTON – With the 118th Congress underway, the Competitiveness Coalition today issued letters to six U.S. Senators and seven U.S. Representatives encouraging them to withhold support from future antitrust legislation that would wreak economic havoc and pour cold water on innovators now and into the future. Click HERE to read one of the letters. In […]
Competitiveness Coalition Mission
“As Ambassador to New Zealand in the Trump Administration, I saw first-hand how untrustworthy foreign adversaries, including the Chinese Communist Party, are working every day to weaken America’s economic and technological leadership. The threat to U.S. competitiveness is grave as politicians in Washington work to pass a series of dangerous bills that represent nothing more than a power grab and expansion of government. Lawmakers should reject this Big Government approach, which will hamstring our country’s greatest assets in the global tech race, and open the floodgates to bad actors that want to see us fall behind.” – Chair Scott Brown
FAQS
What is the Competitiveness Coalition?
The Competitiveness Coalition is a first-of-its-kind group educating the public and advocating for light-touch regulation and tax policies that puts consumers first while fostering innovation and attracting new investment. Our coalition serves as a counterweight to Washington’s misguided legislative attacks, reminding them it’s American entrepreneurs that move our economy forward.
Who is part of the Competitiveness Coalition?
Led by former U.S. Ambassador to New Zealand and Samoa during the Trump Administration and Republican Senator Scott Brown, our coalition includes Americans for Prosperity, Center for Freedom and Prosperity, Competitive Enterprise Institute, Committee for Justice, Consumer Choice Center, Douglas Holtz-Eakin, FreedomWorks, Goldwater Institute, Hispanic Leadership Fund, James Madison Institute, Lexington Institute, Luke Hogg, Lincoln Network, The Market Institute, National Taxpayers Union, Pelican Tech & Innovation Center, R Street Institute, Small Business and Entrepreneurship Council, Taxpayers Protection Alliance, and Young Voices.
What will the Competitiveness Coalition Coalition do?
The Competitiveness Coalition is dedicated to spotlighting how American tech drives our economy and supports our competitive edge. We are building a campaign-style infrastructure using a combination of earned, paid and digital media, as well as grassroots and grasstops advocacy, and corresponding government relations activity.
Why is the Competitiveness Coalition launching now?
Liberal leaders in Washington are currently debating a series of misguided bills that will hurt American taxpayers, harm our fragile economy and hamstring U.S. global competitiveness. These anti-entrepreneurial measures represent an unprecedented level of government intrusion in the private sector and expansion of federal power into how U.S. companies regularly conduct business. Coupled with aggressive actions by government agencies, our free-market economic system is in danger. It is critical for the coalition members to work together to educate consumers, taxpayers, voters, and other constituencies about these threats to prosperity.
How can I get involved?
Visit our Take Action page to let politicians in Washington know you stand on the side of America’s innovation and competitiveness and against efforts to stifle it. If you’re an organization interested in joining the Competitiveness Coalition please email contact@competitivenesscoalition.com.