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110th Congress Key Vote Scorecard

110th Congress Key Vote Scorecard

Americans for Prosperity has compiled a scorecard of the most important votes in the 110th Congress. We focused on our key issues including: taxes, earmarks, energy, spending and limited government.

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Friday, June 12th 2009
by jtuch
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Last week we were on the road again in St. Louis, Nashville, Fayetteville, Little Rock, and Baton Rouge to fight back against the job-killing, tax-hiking Cap and Trade scheme being debated in Congress right now. We spoke to some inspirational activists who came from near and far to make their voice heard by their representatives and senators, vote NO on this massive energy tax increase.

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Wednesday, June 10th 2009
by James Valvo
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-Signs No Climate Tax Pledge-

WASHINGTON-The free-market grassroots group Americans for Prosperity (AFP) today applauded U.S. Senator John Thune for signing the group’s “No Climate Tax Pledge.” By doing so, Thune joins over 190 lawmakers on the federal, state and local levels pledging to “oppose legislation relating to climate change that includes a net increase in government revenue.”

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Thursday, February 28th 2008
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PIERRE — Yesterday the South Dakota State Senate approved House Bill 1233 by a vote of 20-14. This was an important victory for the taxpayers of South Dakota and their ability to better know what is going on in their government.

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Tuesday, February 12th 2008
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PIERRE- Today the House Committee on State Affairs passed out of committee House Bill 1233 which would establish a searchable online database for detailed searches of state spending. Such a system would allow taxpayers to keep an eye on how state government is spending the public's money.

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Monday, February 4th 2008
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"The State House passed a tax increase on South Dakotans last week disguised as property tax reform when it voted to change the 150% property tax rule," Duane Sand, State Director Americans for Prosperity

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