Taxpayers Protection Alliance: New Congress Must Put Tackling Inflation Pain First

David Williams

November 7, 2022

For Immediate Release                                                 Contact: Abigail Graham: (202) 417-7235

November 7, 2022                                                                               

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Tomorrow, as Americans across the country cast their votes to elect both a new Congress and state level officials, the Taxpayers Protection Alliance (TPA) sees an opportunity to put taxpayers and consumers ahead of partisan bickering. These newly elected officials have quite the task ahead of them to rein in reckless spending, tackle an overcomplicated tax system, combat inflation, and shrink the government’s footprint on society.

In response, TPA David Williams, offered the following comment:

“On Election Eve, Americans wait in anticipation of which candidates will have the important responsibility of tackling the many issues that face American families every day.  No matter who wins or loses, TPA will continue to hold all elected officials accountable.

“This new Congress, state legislatures, and governors will have a lot of responsibility as they navigate a struggling economy and a government that has been expanding and making life more difficult for taxpayers and consumers.  For the last two years, there has been sky-high spending and policies that have left Americans worse off than before. Individuals have put their faith in these leaders to enact policies that will lower inflation so they can once again put dinner on the table and fill their gas tanks up—stress free.

“TPA looks forward to holding elected officials across the country accountable, pointing out government waste, and protecting taxpayers and consumers across the country. We hope the (potentially) new House and Senate leadership sets the tone for fiscal responsibility in the 118th Congress.”

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Taxpayers Protection Alliance (TPA) is a non-profit, non-partisan organization dedicated to educating the public through the research, analysis and dissemination of information on the government’s effects on the economy.