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AFP Patients First Health Care Rally
Patients First, a project of AFP, is joined by Charlotte Mayor Pat McCrory at a rally against Government Run Health Care in North Carolina.
AFP Pres. Tim Phillips Discusses Card Check on Glenn Beck
AFP President Tim Phillips joins Glenn Beck to discuss the Card Check provision being pulled from the Employee Free Choice Act. However, now Congress is replacing it with another terrible provision which calls for a Fast Track Election.
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If the leaders of the Imperial Congress thought that everyone would just go away they are delusional. Well ok, they are delusional but you know what I mean. Not only will the Million Med March be in Clayton on Saturday, but the patriots down in Branson are hosting a Tea Party tomorrow also!
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People who participate in Tea Parties are confounding Democrats, liberals and Republicans. They don't easily fit in a mold except conservative, freedom loving folks!
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- Free market group objects to clear influence of radical "Free Press" at the FCC -
WASHINGTON—The grassroots free market organization Americans for Prosperity (AFP) today blasted the FCC for being in bed with Free Press, a group dedicated to advancing government control of the Internet and all media. AFP was reacting to an email sent out under FCC Spokeswoman Jen Howard’s name by Free Press discussing FCC’s intent to advance net neutrality regulations. Free Press is a well-known advocate of government intervention in the Internet and Howard’s attempt to have one foot in and one foot out of government at the same time is outrageous.
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As important as all the fights are that we're in right now, perhaps the biggest of all is the fight over whether the government will take over the Internet. That's because as long as the Internet is free, we can use it to communicate, educate, and organize. Tea parties, townhalls, and AFP events would be very difficult to organize if government owned and controlled the Internet and chose to interfere with it. That's what's at stake this week as the Federal Communications Commission decides on Thursday whether to move forwar
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