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Articles by Daniel Dudis
The Chamber is muddying the waters of vital EPA protections
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has formally proposed to repeal the Obama administration’s clean water rule, which gives the federal government the authority to protect the headwaters of streams that are the ultimate source of drinking water for more than one in three Americans. Without this rule, these waters would otherwise be at risk of pollution and destruction.
The Chamber of Commerce wants to rig the game against the American people
In a recent opinion post on The Hill’s Contributor’s blog, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce attempted to clear the air on the Regulatory Accountability Act (RAA) (S. 951) by pointing out supposed “misrepresentations” from “activists” who oppose it. Not surprisingly, the Chamber itself had to resort to half-truths and misrepresentations to rebut the growing critiques of the RAA.
Taking a Hard Look at a Campaign Critical of a Fiduciary Rule
Another View By Daniel Dudis and Bartlett Naylor June 9, 2016 Last week, the United States Chamber of Commerce was among a number of groups that sued Secretary of Labor Thomas E. Perez to block a new fiduciary rule. The fiduciary rule requires money managers who advise tax-advantaged plans like 401(k)’s to put client interests ahead of their own financial interests when recommending investment products.
U.S. Chamber's dark money fuels ad binge In Ky. congressional race
The 2016 elections have revealed that Americans are tired of politics as usual. Overwhelming majorities of voters from both parties believe that money has too much influence in our political system and that elections spending by outside groups should be both limited and fully transparent. So it is not surprising that anti-establishment candidates like Sen.
107 groups urge World Bank to end corporate anonymity in public procurement
Transparency International-USA along with Transparency International, Global Witness, the Open Contracting Partnership, Oxfam, Save the Children and 101 other organizations sent a letter to the World Bank Monday asking the Bank to collect and disclose the identity of all legal entity bidders on Bank-financed contracts.
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