Highlights from Americans for Prosperity Foundation’s press conference on privacy in association following oral arguments in AFPF v. Bonta
Apr 30, 2021

Should Americans have to choose between staying safe or speaking up? This question is at the heart of Americans for Prosperity Foundation v. Bonta, a case before the Supreme Court asking whether it’s constitutional for those in power to make blanket demands for lists of organizations’ supporters – and whether doing so supersedes people’s rights […]

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Civil asset forfeiture
Civil asset forfeiture: seven horror stories
Apr 30, 2021

Americans for Prosperity is working to reform the nation’s asset forfeiture laws, which often permit law enforcement to seize and forfeit private property from individuals without ever charging them with a crime. In almost all jurisdictions, when law enforcement does take ownership of a persons’ property, they get to keep most or all of the […]

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Americans for Prosperity Press Release
AFP on President Biden’s First 100 Days
Apr 28, 2021

Arlington, Va. – Americans for Prosperity President Tim Phillips issued the following statement in response to President Biden’s remarks in his first address to the joint session of Congress, which marks his first 100 days in office: “President Biden’s remarks on key economic issues reflect a top-down, command-and-control approach to policy that will unfortunately only make […]

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AFP-Kentucky reflects on its 2021 legislative session
AFP-Kentucky reflects on its 2021 session
Apr 28, 2021

Americans for Prosperity-Kentucky activists, volunteers, and coalition partners worked hard this legislative session to bring transformational change to Kentucky. As a result of their efforts, the commonwealth is a more free and prosperous place to live, with more opportunity for all in the areas of education, criminal justice reform, health care, and more. Winning a […]

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Ending the filibuster will cause more partisanship, not less
Apr 27, 2021

Frustration with gridlock in Washington is nothing new. Whether voiced by presidents, congressmen, or constituents, it’s a complaint nearly as old as our constitutional republic itself. To grease the deliberative gears of governance, pundits and politicians alike often float the misguided idea of ending the legislative filibuster. The filibuster is an ability of individual senators […]

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Why drug price controls are still a bad idea for lawmakers to consider
Apr 27, 2021

Updated on July 28, 2022 The Biden administration’s failed “Build Back Better” plan called for dusting off a bad idea that, when last proposed in 2019, the Senate rightly rejected: drug price controls. Neither the Senate’s previous rejection of drug price controls nor the BBB’s recent failure have dissuaded Congress from trying again to pass […]

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Supreme Court unanimously rules FTC must comply with the law
Apr 23, 2021

Today, the Supreme Court ruled 9-0 in an opinion delivered by Justice Breyer that the Federal Trade Commission must comply with the law and end its ultra vires pursuit of money damages. The opinion presents a straightforward statutory interpretation of the scope of FTC enforcement power under Section 13(b) of the FTC Act, which allows […]

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Americans for Prosperity Press Release
AFP: On Environment, President Biden’s Approach Should Be Bottom-Up, Not Top-Down  
Apr 22, 2021

Arlington, Va. – Americans for Prosperity (AFP) President Tim Phillips on Thursday issued the following statement in response to President Biden’s new targets for greenhouse gas emissions reductions under the Paris agreement, which unfortunately will do nothing to improve the environment. Instead, these new top-down regulations would make those outcomes more difficult to achieve, and […]

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Americans for Prosperity Press Release
AFP: Reduce Drug Prices and Boost Access Through a Personal Option, Not Government Rationing
Apr 22, 2021

Arlington, Va. – Today, House Democrats introduced H.R. 3. While the goal of the legislation – lowering prescription drug prices – is laudable, the plan is deeply flawed and would cause far more harm than good, leading to widespread drug shortages and stifling the development of new life-saving medicines. A smarter approach would be to […]

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