ATLANTA –Foundation for Government Accountability (FGA) Chief Executive Officer Tarren Bragdon traveled to Atlanta, Georgia today to present results of Florida’s welfare cash drug testing law at a

FloridaOpenGov.org Is Taxpayers’ Online Government Transparency Hub TALLAHASSEE – The Foundation for Government Accountability (FGA) is shining a light on Florida government spending with the largest and

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Start-Up Companies Created More Than 1 Million Jobs from 2005-2009 NAPLES – Start-up companies in Florida created nearly 1.5 million jobs between 2005 and

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Foundation for Government Accountability CEO Presents Florida’s Reform Successes SCOTTSDALE, AZ – National health policy leaders learned what common sense health and welfare reforms accomplish for patients

CHAIN Rejects Healthier, Happier Medicaid Reform Patients in Favor of Bureaucrat-Controlled Health Care

“A social safety net program that is both pro-patient and pro-taxpayer”

  Healthier, Happier Patients and a National Model to Cure State Medicaid Crises NAPLES – Florida’s five-county Medicaid Reform Pilot, passed in 2006, sought to give Medicaid patients greater freedom

Below is a statement from Tarren Bragdon, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Foundation for Government Accountability, regarding Governor Rick Scott’s appeal of U.S. District Court Judge

[caption id="attachment_419" align="alignright" width="150" caption="FGA President and CEO Tarren Bragdon"][/caption] On Monday, October 17, the Naples Daily News ran a front-page profile on Foundation for Government