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AFP-Washington Responds to PDC’s Unanimous Dismissal of Frivolous Complaint

January 26, 2012 J

SEAVIEW, WA – Americans for Prosperity-Washington issued the following statement in response to the Public Disclosure Commission’s unanimous decision to dismiss two baseless complaints against Americans for Prosperity-Washington:

“Americans for Prosperity-Washington always contended that these were baseless, frivolous complaints, and we thank the PDC for rightly dismissing them. The dismissal should have come last month based on staff recommendations, but special interests tried to politicize the process and chill speech. Americans for Prosperity’s 1.9 million activists will not be silenced. Going forward, Americans for Prosperity will continue exercising its rights under the First Amendment while at the same time being compliant under the law,” said AFP-Washington State Director Nansen Malin.

High Court Finds State isn’t Fully Funding Education

January 05, 2012 J

Statement from Rep. Bruce Dammeier on the Washington State Supreme Court’s ruling on McCleary v. State 25th District lawmaker is House Republican leader on K-12 education

The Washington State Supreme Court released its decision today on McCleary v. State, a case that challenges the adequacy of state funding for K-12 education under article IX, section 1 of the Washington State Constitution. The decision can be found here.

Rep. Bruce Dammeier, ranking Republican on the House Education Committee and assistant ranking Republican on the House Ways and Means Committee, released the following statement:

Americans for Prosperity’s Cut Spending Now Tour Coming to Washington State

September 28, 2011 J


October 4th Grassroots Tour Kicks off in Washington

SEAVIEW, WA – The premiere grassroots mobilizing group, Americans for Prosperity, will launch its Cut Spending Now Tour on October 4th in Washington State, home of Super Committee co-chairman Sen. Patty Murray, and will move across the country before arriving on November 5th at the national Defending the American Dream Summit in Washington, DC.

Nansen Malin, AFP Washington State Director, expressed concern that the government is trying to spend our way into prosperity:

“With federal spending growing at a rate 10 times faster the median income, the burden on every Washington State taxpayer continues to be overwhelming. At a time when many families are making sacrifices, our government chooses to recklessly spend even more money resulting in the US debt being the size of our entire economy.”

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