AFP Texas

Texas Chapter of AFP

807 Brazos Street #210 Austin TX 78701

Phone: (512) 476-5905

Email: texas@AFPhq.org

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Thursday, October 15th 2009
by pvenable
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Some folks don’t want you, the taxpayer, to get property tax relief. So they are circulating misinformation – downright lies – about the constitutional amendments on the November ballot which would help you save money – and maybe even your home.

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Friday, October 9th 2009
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By: Peggy Venable

Howdy from the great state of Texas, not TaxUs. The Lone Star State is home of Captain Watchdog and over 30,000 AFP members who are ready to Take Back America.

Everything is bigger in Texas…everything except government, that is.

Thanks to AFP members’ support for free market policies and limited government, Texas is the only large state with no budget deficit – we have $9 billion in our rainy day fund.

Texas created more jobs than any other state last year – 70% of the jobs created in the U.S. last year were in the Lone Star State.

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Friday, October 9th 2009
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By: Peggy Venable

We are all here to take back America.

Folks at both ends of Constitutional Avenue are working to destroy the prospects of prosperity in American. We are here to promote prosperity and free market policies.

Do you remember when President Obama appeared to entertain the idea of tort reform? He was addressing Congress recently and said he had talked to some doctors who said malpractice insurance was too high and keeping some doctors from high risk practices like delivering babies. Obama recommend some pilot projects in the states.

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Friday, September 25th 2009
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Gov. Rick Perry is right. Last week, he called the so-called “cap and trade” legislation the largest tax increase in history.

The bill sponsored by Waxman-Markey, has passed the House by a narrow vote on June 26 (219 to 212) had 8 Republicans voting for the bill (none from Texas) and 44 Democrats voting against the bill (some from Texas.)*

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Wednesday, September 23rd 2009
by evielma
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As Chairman of the Texas Workforce Commission, I deal on a weekly and monthly basis with state and national unemployment figures. The national jobless rate of 9.7 percent is the highest since 1983, and the current economic environment has a more worrisome feel to it than the recession back then.

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