Americans for Prosperity Press Release
AFP: Raise the Debt Limit While Fixing the Budget
Sep 24, 2021

Arlington, Va. – Americans for Prosperity (AFP) Senior Fellow of Fiscal Policy Kurt Couchman issued the following statement in advance of the Senate vote on a continuing resolution that would raise the debt limit. AFP believes the debt limit should be raised alongside reforms that would begin to fix the broken budget process. “Budget brinkmanship […]

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An AFP activist holds up a sign urging Washington to stop the spending spree at an End Washington Waste event in Dallas
How you can Stop the Spending Spree and help protect the American way of life
Sep 23, 2021

The Biden-Sanders $3.5 trillion reconciliation package is a wasteful spending spree of long-standing partisan priorities that would bring the federal government into the middle of our everyday lives and fundamentally alter the trajectory of our country for the worse. President Biden and Senator Sanders need complete party unity to pass their spending package, and they’re in disarray […]

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AFP Launches New Multi-Million Dollar Campaign in Opposition to Government Takeover Spending Bills   
Sep 23, 2021

Arlington, Va. – Americans for Prosperity (AFP) unveiled a new multi-million dollar ad blitz to amplify its ongoing “End Washington Waste: Stop the Spending Spree” national grassroots mobilization campaign to drive opposition to the $4.7 trillion Biden-Sanders spending package, an historic tax-and-spend monstrosity that would lead to a government takeover of our everyday lives and […]

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A woman grocery shopping is surprised by rising grocery prices
Could the infrastructure bill make your everyday needs less affordable?
Sep 17, 2021

For the first time in recent memory, inflation has become a major concern for many Americans. This year, families have seen the rising cost of groceries, gasoline, and other everyday goods. They’re worried about making ends meet. At the same time, Congress is considering Senator Bernie Sanders’ $3.5 trillion spending bill, to be paid for […]

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What campus speech and qualified immunity have to do with Constitution Day
Sep 17, 2021

America’s founding documents recognize that we all have inalienable rights and that government’s job is to protect those rights. But our history is full of times when important liberties have been infringed and our elected representatives had to enact new laws to set things right. This Constitution Day offers an opportunity to reflect on that. The Civil Rights […]

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In West Virginia, another win in the fight against government-run health care
Sep 16, 2021

West Virginia has long struggled with a lack of access to quality, affordable health care. Fifty-four of its 55 counties are classified as, at least in part, health care shortage areas. The state’s mountainous terrain can make it extremely difficult for patients in rural areas to find care, particularly for those with limited mobility. These […]

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Americans for Prosperity Launches Ads to Encourage House Majority Leader Kerry Benninghoff to Bring Taxpayer Protection Act to a Vote
Sep 15, 2021

HARRISBURG, Pa. – Americans for Prosperity-Pennsylvania (AFP-PA) today launched new digital and radio ads as part of the grassroots group’s first push to begin to take steps to bring the Taxpayer Protection Act to the floor this fall. The Taxpayer Protection Act, also known as HB 71, will amend the state constitution to cap government […]

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AFP's fight to end Washington Waste draws thousands of activists
Americans for Prosperity’s fight to end Washington waste draws thousands of activists
Sep 15, 2021

It was a summer of action. From May to September, thousands of Americans for Prosperity activists came out to more than 300 events. Their message, highlighted in a new video, was simple: Driving the country $5 trillion deeper into debt won’t improve American infrastructure. There is a better way. Spending should ‘make sense‘ As Americans […]

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Four cases that show why the Supreme Court needs to end acquitted conduct sentencing
Sep 14, 2021

During the next term of the U.S. Supreme Court, the justices will again consider the practice of acquitted conduct sentencing. This refers to a judge sentencing a defendant based not only on charges for which they were convicted, but also on alleged conduct for which they were charged, tried, and acquitted. In these cases, the […]

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