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Lobbying Spend
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Filings
9
Firms Hired
1
Active Period
2018–2019
Client-reported lobbying expenses on LDA filings
Lobbying firms retained by this client; amounts are client-reported expenses when available
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Most frequently reported lobbying issues
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Nationwide Injunction Abuse Prevention Act of 2019
2019 · fourth_quarter · Firm: DGSR LLC
Advocated Congress utilize its Article I powers under the Constitution to take back power from the Executive and Judicial branches of government. Proposed draft legislation to follow the lead of the states and sunset all federal regulations after 7 years. Proposed legislation eliminating sovereign immunity waivers under the Federal Torts Claims Act for government agencies, employees and expand covered positions to include federal contractors. Proposed draft legislation turning President Trump's Executive Orders 13891 and 13892 on regulatory reform into legislation. Supported legislation ending Nationwide Judicial Injunction sponsored by Senator Tom Cotton (Nationwide Injunction Abuse Prevention Act, S. 2464) and Rep. Mark Meadows (Nationwide Injunction Abuse Prevention Act, H.R. 4292). Proposed reforms to House Rules and Conference Rules in order for Congress to reassert its Article I powers over the Executive and Judicial branches.
Client expense: — · Firm income: $20,000
Matched citations: H.R. 4292
Early Participation in Regulations Act of 2019
2019 · fourth_quarter · Firm: DGSR LLC
Advocated Congress utilize its Article I powers to take back power from the Executive and Judicial branches of government. In support of S. 1829 (GREAT ACT) to require the OMB and the leading administrator of grant programs to create a comprehensive and standardized data structure to cover all data elements required by recipients of federal awards, including grants and cooperative agreements. In support of Taxpayers Right to Know Act (S. 2177) to require the federal government to make public the details, costs, and assessments related to every program. In support of S. 395, to require federal agencies to provide a 100 word plain language summary for each new federal regulation. In support of S. 1419 (Early Participation in Regulations Act) to direct agencies to issue advanced notices for rules costing more than $100 million annually. In support of S. 2314 (SMART ACT) requires agencies to set metrics for how a rule will be measured for success in the future and has the agency use those metrics to review the rule in 10 years.
Client expense: — · Firm income: $20,000
Matched citations: S. 1419
Advocated Congress utilize its Article I powers to take back power from the Executive and Judicial branches of government. In support of S. 1829 (GREAT ACT) to require the OMB and the leading administrator of grant programs to create a comprehensive and standardized data structure to cover all data elements required by recipients of federal awards, including grants and cooperative agreements. In support of Taxpayers Right to Know Act (S. 2177) to require the federal government to make public the details, costs, and assessments related to every program. In support of S. 395, to require federal agencies to provide a 100 word plain language summary for each new federal regulation. In support of S. 1419 (Early Participation in Regulations Act) to direct agencies to issue advanced notices for rules costing more than $100 million annually. In support of S. 2314 (SMART ACT) requires agencies to set metrics for how a rule will be measured for success in the future and has the agency use those metrics to review the rule in 10 years.
Client expense: — · Firm income: $20,000
Matched citations: S. 1829
Advocated Congress utilize its Article I powers to take back power from the Executive and Judicial branches of government. In support of S. 1829 (GREAT ACT) to require the OMB and the leading administrator of grant programs to create a comprehensive and standardized data structure to cover all data elements required by recipients of federal awards, including grants and cooperative agreements. In support of Taxpayers Right to Know Act (S. 2177) to require the federal government to make public the details, costs, and assessments related to every program. In support of S. 395, to require federal agencies to provide a 100 word plain language summary for each new federal regulation. In support of S. 1419 (Early Participation in Regulations Act) to direct agencies to issue advanced notices for rules costing more than $100 million annually. In support of S. 2314 (SMART ACT) requires agencies to set metrics for how a rule will be measured for success in the future and has the agency use those metrics to review the rule in 10 years.
Client expense: — · Firm income: $20,000
Matched citations: S. 2177
Advocated Congress utilize its Article I powers to take back power from the Executive and Judicial branches of government. In support of S. 1829 (GREAT ACT) to require the OMB and the leading administrator of grant programs to create a comprehensive and standardized data structure to cover all data elements required by recipients of federal awards, including grants and cooperative agreements. In support of Taxpayers Right to Know Act (S. 2177) to require the federal government to make public the details, costs, and assessments related to every program. In support of S. 395, to require federal agencies to provide a 100 word plain language summary for each new federal regulation. In support of S. 1419 (Early Participation in Regulations Act) to direct agencies to issue advanced notices for rules costing more than $100 million annually. In support of S. 2314 (SMART ACT) requires agencies to set metrics for how a rule will be measured for success in the future and has the agency use those metrics to review the rule in 10 years.
Client expense: — · Firm income: $20,000
Matched citations: S. 2314
Nationwide Injunction Abuse Prevention Act of 2019
2019 · fourth_quarter · Firm: DGSR LLC
Advocated Congress utilize its Article I powers under the Constitution to take back power from the Executive and Judicial branches of government. Proposed draft legislation to follow the lead of the states and sunset all federal regulations after 7 years. Proposed legislation eliminating sovereign immunity waivers under the Federal Torts Claims Act for government agencies, employees and expand covered positions to include federal contractors. Proposed draft legislation turning President Trump's Executive Orders 13891 and 13892 on regulatory reform into legislation. Supported legislation ending Nationwide Judicial Injunction sponsored by Senator Tom Cotton (Nationwide Injunction Abuse Prevention Act, S. 2464) and Rep. Mark Meadows (Nationwide Injunction Abuse Prevention Act, H.R. 4292). Proposed reforms to House Rules and Conference Rules in order for Congress to reassert its Article I powers over the Executive and Judicial branches.
Client expense: — · Firm income: $20,000
Matched citations: S. 2464
Providing Accountability Through Transparency Act of 2019
2019 · fourth_quarter · Firm: DGSR LLC
Advocated Congress utilize its Article I powers to take back power from the Executive and Judicial branches of government. In support of S. 1829 (GREAT ACT) to require the OMB and the leading administrator of grant programs to create a comprehensive and standardized data structure to cover all data elements required by recipients of federal awards, including grants and cooperative agreements. In support of Taxpayers Right to Know Act (S. 2177) to require the federal government to make public the details, costs, and assessments related to every program. In support of S. 395, to require federal agencies to provide a 100 word plain language summary for each new federal regulation. In support of S. 1419 (Early Participation in Regulations Act) to direct agencies to issue advanced notices for rules costing more than $100 million annually. In support of S. 2314 (SMART ACT) requires agencies to set metrics for how a rule will be measured for success in the future and has the agency use those metrics to review the rule in 10 years.
Client expense: — · Firm income: $20,000
Matched citations: S. 395
Early Participation in Regulations Act of 2019
2019 · third_quarter · Firm: DGSR LLC
Advocated Congress utilize its Article I powers to take back power from the Executive and Judicial branches of government. In support of S. 1829 (GREAT ACT) to require the OMB and the leading administrator of grant programs to create a comprehensive and standardized data structure to cover all data elements required by recipients of federal awards, including grants and cooperative agreements. In support of Taxpayers Right to Know Act (S. 2177) to require the federal government to make public the details, costs, and assessments related to every program. In support of S. 395, to require federal agencies to provide a 100 word plain language summary for each new federal regulation. In support of S. 1419 (Early Participation in Regulations Act) to direct agencies to issue advanced notices for rules costing more than $100 million annually. In support of S. 2314 (SMART ACT) requires agencies to set metrics for how a rule will be measured for success in the future and has the agency use those metrics to review the rule in 10 years.
Client expense: — · Firm income: $20,000
Matched citations: S. 1419
Advocated Congress utilize its Article I powers to take back power from the Executive and Judicial branches of government. In support of S. 1829 (GREAT ACT) to require the OMB and the leading administrator of grant programs to create a comprehensive and standardized data structure to cover all data elements required by recipients of federal awards, including grants and cooperative agreements. In support of Taxpayers Right to Know Act (S. 2177) to require the federal government to make public the details, costs, and assessments related to every program. In support of S. 395, to require federal agencies to provide a 100 word plain language summary for each new federal regulation. In support of S. 1419 (Early Participation in Regulations Act) to direct agencies to issue advanced notices for rules costing more than $100 million annually. In support of S. 2314 (SMART ACT) requires agencies to set metrics for how a rule will be measured for success in the future and has the agency use those metrics to review the rule in 10 years.
Client expense: — · Firm income: $20,000
Matched citations: S. 1829
Advocated Congress utilize its Article I powers to take back power from the Executive and Judicial branches of government. In support of S. 1829 (GREAT ACT) to require the OMB and the leading administrator of grant programs to create a comprehensive and standardized data structure to cover all data elements required by recipients of federal awards, including grants and cooperative agreements. In support of Taxpayers Right to Know Act (S. 2177) to require the federal government to make public the details, costs, and assessments related to every program. In support of S. 395, to require federal agencies to provide a 100 word plain language summary for each new federal regulation. In support of S. 1419 (Early Participation in Regulations Act) to direct agencies to issue advanced notices for rules costing more than $100 million annually. In support of S. 2314 (SMART ACT) requires agencies to set metrics for how a rule will be measured for success in the future and has the agency use those metrics to review the rule in 10 years.
Client expense: — · Firm income: $20,000
Matched citations: S. 2177
Advocated Congress utilize its Article I powers to take back power from the Executive and Judicial branches of government. In support of S. 1829 (GREAT ACT) to require the OMB and the leading administrator of grant programs to create a comprehensive and standardized data structure to cover all data elements required by recipients of federal awards, including grants and cooperative agreements. In support of Taxpayers Right to Know Act (S. 2177) to require the federal government to make public the details, costs, and assessments related to every program. In support of S. 395, to require federal agencies to provide a 100 word plain language summary for each new federal regulation. In support of S. 1419 (Early Participation in Regulations Act) to direct agencies to issue advanced notices for rules costing more than $100 million annually. In support of S. 2314 (SMART ACT) requires agencies to set metrics for how a rule will be measured for success in the future and has the agency use those metrics to review the rule in 10 years.
Client expense: — · Firm income: $20,000
Matched citations: S. 2314
Providing Accountability Through Transparency Act of 2019
2019 · third_quarter · Firm: DGSR LLC
Advocated Congress utilize its Article I powers to take back power from the Executive and Judicial branches of government. In support of S. 1829 (GREAT ACT) to require the OMB and the leading administrator of grant programs to create a comprehensive and standardized data structure to cover all data elements required by recipients of federal awards, including grants and cooperative agreements. In support of Taxpayers Right to Know Act (S. 2177) to require the federal government to make public the details, costs, and assessments related to every program. In support of S. 395, to require federal agencies to provide a 100 word plain language summary for each new federal regulation. In support of S. 1419 (Early Participation in Regulations Act) to direct agencies to issue advanced notices for rules costing more than $100 million annually. In support of S. 2314 (SMART ACT) requires agencies to set metrics for how a rule will be measured for success in the future and has the agency use those metrics to review the rule in 10 years.
Client expense: — · Firm income: $20,000
Matched citations: S. 395
Endangered Species Transparency and Reasonableness Act
2018 · fourth_quarter · Firm: DGSR LLC
Suggested reforms to the Endangered Species Act by requiring Best Available Science Standards to be implemented (HR 3608) and draft Senate bill released by Chairman Barrasso on ESA reform.
Client expense: — · Firm income: $10,000
Matched citations: HR 3608
Advocated for passage and support of the Merit Act (H.R. 559) to streamline the firing and removal of federal employees for misconduct or poor performance. Holman Rule to reduce the salary to $1 for federal employees. Implement changes to House Rules to allow for more votes and debate on Article I measures to rein in Executive branch agencies. Court Stripping legislation to remove federal judges from intervening in immigrstion matters. Rules changes devolving power from chairs to the subcommittee chairs. Rules changes creating an Article I calendar for expedited consideration of legislation reasserting the role of Congress in our REPUBLIC.
Client expense: — · Firm income: $10,000
Matched citations: H.R. 559
Endangered Species Transparency and Reasonableness Act
2018 · third_quarter · Firm: DGSR LLC
Suggested reforms to the Endangered Species Act by requiring Best Available Science Standards to be implemented (HR 3608).
Client expense: — · Firm income: $40,000
Matched citations: HR 3608
Advocated for passage and support of the Merit Act (H.R. 559) to streamline the firing and removal of federal employees for misconduct or poor performance. Holman Rule to reduce the salary to $1 for federal employees. Implement changes to House Rules to allow for more votes and debate on Article I measures to rein in Executive branch agencies.
Client expense: — · Firm income: $40,000
Matched citations: H.R. 559
Advocated for passage and support of the Merit Act (H.R. 559) to streamline the firing and removal of federal employees for misconduct or poor performance. Holman Rule to reduce the salary to $1 for federal employees.
Client expense: — · Firm income: $40,000
Matched citations: H.R. 559
Source: Senate LDA