Domestic Policy Caucus Secretary/Treasurer Kent Kaiser, Ph.D., appeared on the Jack Tomczak Show on WWTC 1280 AM The Patriot in the Twin Cities to discuss legislation currently being considered in the Minnesota Legislature to opt out of the four-decades-old federal Depository Institutions and Monetary Control Act of 1980 which allows state-chartered banks to compete across state lines.

Domestic Policy Caucus Secretary/Treasurer Kent Kaiser, Ph.D., appeared on the Jack Tomczak Show on WWTC 1280 AM The Patriot in the Twin Cities to discuss the No Fuel Ban campaign.

DPC Secretary/Treasurer Kent Kaiser, Ph.D., has published an op-ed in MinnPost, "A looming threat to Minnesota credit consumers," which discusses a Minnesota legislative proposal that would opt the state out of a federal law that has provided more credit options to more people. 

In Minnesota, the state legislature is considering a bill, H.F. 3680/S.F. 3932, that would severely restrict access to credit for millions of underserved Minnesota consumers.

Domestic Policy Caucus Secretary/Treasurer Kent Kaiser, Ph.D., penned an op-ed for the DC Journal, an Inside Sources publication, "Debanking is a Serious Problem for Marginalized People." 

NoGovInternet.com Campaign Launches Video Ad, “Stay In Your Lane,” on Cable TV to inform Utahns about the folly of government running and owning the internet.

The deceptively named Center for Responsible Lending is misleading Americans in a recent one-pager about interest rate caps. While the organization paints rate caps in a positive light, it is obvious that capping rates actually harms American consumers and puts financially vulnerable people in peril.

NoGovInternet.com announced the launch of a statewide campaign to oppose the expansion of government-owned broadband networks. NoGovInternet.com launched this campaign on TV and radio.

A new TV ad is running in Utah, criticizing government-run internet providers.

A letter to the editor from Mass Priorities in the Enterprise newspaper chain, “Government-Owned Broadband Unreliable,” evaluates the risks and unreliability of Government-Owned Broadband.