AFP Nebraska

Nebraska Chapter of AFP

PO Box 82862

Lincoln, NE 68501

402-310-7897

Email: infoNE@afphq.org

Fall Events Calendar

Fall Events Calendar

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Thursday, November 19th 2009
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As you know, this week Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid introduced a 2,074 page health care reform bill. Legislation Senator Nelson characterized as a ‘bad bill’ during an ABC News interview that you can watch by clicking here. Yet this week, Senator Nelson has indicated he is willing to work with Democratic Leadership to bring this ‘bad bill’ to the Senate floor.

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Monday, November 16th 2009
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We have seen incredible support from grassroots activists like you to oppose a government-run health care plan. Thanks to your efforts, all three Nebraska Members of the House of Representatives; Reps. Jeff Fortenberry, Adrian Smith and Lee Terry voted against the government take over of health care.

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Tuesday, November 10th 2009
by jtuch
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Do not let this weekend’s vote in the House discourage you; our grassroots efforts have been successful!

While it would have been fantastic had the House of Representatives defeated the government-run health care bill, and the billions of dollars in new taxes that come along with it, do not be discouraged by an extremely narrow 220-215 vote.

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Thursday, November 5th 2009
by jtuch
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The purpose of this postis to brag about the good work we have done together to mobilize thousands of grassroots activists in Nebraska for the cause of limited government and personal freedom.



AFP Members rally against government-run health care

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Wednesday, October 21st 2009
by jtuch
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update from AFP-NE state director Brad Stevens

Yesterday afternoon, AFP-Nebraska delivered over 4,000 petitions, signed by Nebraskans from across the state, telling Senator Nelson we are opposed to the government-run health care bill.

A group of AFP-Nebraska members holding over 4,000 petitions collected from all over the state

 

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