Americans for Prosperity drives regulatory reform in the Bluegrass State
May 8, 2025

The high cost of regulations was taking its toll in the Bluegrass State. And there’s little wonder why. The Kentucky Administrative Regulations boasts 122,000+ restrictions and comes in at over 6.5 million words. According to Heather LeMire, Americans for Prosperity’s Kentucky state director, “Burdensome government regulations … make life harder for everyday Kentuckians. … [The] […]

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Taking back control of our privacy: How to rein in FISA abuse
May 8, 2025

National security should not come at the expense of personal liberties. Unfortunately, a program meant to protect us from terrorist attacks has become a backdoor mechanism used by the government to snoop on U.S. citizens. Americans for Prosperity’s James Czerniawski, senior policy analyst for technology and innovation, recently testified before the U.S. House Subcommittee on […]

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We showed up at the Supreme Court for school choice
May 7, 2025

The Supreme Court recently heard arguments in a case that could expand educational freedom to millions of Americans. Last Wednesday, the Supreme Court heard arguments for Oklahoma Statewide Charter School Board v. Drummond. And Americans for Prosperity’s sister organization, Americans for Prosperity Foundation, was there to defend educational freedom across the country. John Tidwell, state […]

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Big win for Texas families: School choice just got a whole lot bigger
Apr 30, 2025

In Texas, everything is bigger. The trucks, the highways, the steaks — and soon, educational freedom. That’s because last week, the Texas legislature passed the largest education savings account bill in the country, becoming the 19th state to pass significant educational freedom legislation. Now, tens of thousands of families will finally be free to choose […]

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DOGE tackles the bureaucracy — Congress must finish the job
Apr 4, 2025

To understand the urgent need for the Department of Government Efficiency, we need only turn back the clock four years. In 2021, the Biden administration issued 3,257 regulations with the force and effect of law. During that same year, Congress, the body in charge of actually writing laws, passed only 81. As a result, the […]

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Stuck in limbo: How energy permitting delays are costing you more
Mar 28, 2025

Rising energy costs are hitting American families and businesses hard. Higher utility bills, pricier commutes — energy costs are making everything more expensive. And one big issue is making everything worse: an outdated, inefficient, and overly complicated federal permitting process. For energy companies, it often takes longer to navigate the bureaucratic hoops than to actually […]

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4 ways your state can embrace DOGE principles
Mar 18, 2025

The Department of Government Efficiency is making fiscal responsibility cool. With some polls showing that 72% of Americans support its mission, there is an excellent opportunity to advance the principles of limited government and careful stewardship of taxpayer dollars. But this energy shouldn’t be limited only to the federal government. There’s plenty of waste, fraud, […]

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ONE SMALL STEP TOWARD THE AMERICAN DREAM
Mar 12, 2025

What fuels the freedom to dream bigger? Americans are capable of achieving extraordinary things when they have the freedom and opportunity to pursue their version of the American Dream. But for far too many Americans, the American Dream feels out of reach. As we approach our 250th anniversary, we face critical choices about our nation’s […]

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DOGE sniffs out wasteful spending — now it’s time for Congress to act
Mar 10, 2025

Reckless government spending drains taxpayers and shatters the public trust. Right now, your share of the national debt stands at $108,000 — and it’s projected to rise to more than $111,000 by next year. Is it any wonder that most Americans agree Washington needs to cut wasteful spending? The Department of Government Efficiency is shaking […]

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