AFP: Clean Slate Offers A Fresh Start and New Foundation for those with Criminal Records
Sep 24, 2020

LANSING, Mich. – Americans for Prosperity-Michigan today thanked House and Senate leadership on the heels of a vote to pass a package of bills that would automate and expand the state’s expungement process for people with low-level, non-violent offenses on their record. The grassroots group joined a broad coalition of organizations in support of the […]

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AFP Calls on President to Nominate Constitutionalist to U.S. Supreme Court
Sep 21, 2020

Arlington, Va. – Americans for Prosperity (AFP) today called on President Trump to choose a strong constitutionalist to fill the U.S. Supreme Court vacancy left by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s passing. As the nation mourns her loss, the Constitution now charges the president with the responsibility to nominate her successor. AFP urged the president to […]

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IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: Americans for Prosperity Urges Congress to Reject EARN IT Act
Sep 17, 2020

Americans for Prosperity (AFP) has worked with organizations across the ideological spectrum to oppose the deeply flawed EARN IT Act. See the most important resources below. TechFreedom: A Notice-Based Approach to Liability The Washington Post: Funding the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children The Center for Internet and Society at Stanford Law School: The EARN IT […]

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Americans for Prosperity to Congress: Reject the EARN IT Act
Sep 17, 2020

Arlington, Va. – Americans for Prosperity Senior Policy Analyst Billy Easley II issued the following statement regarding Congress’ effort to hotline the EARN IT Act. “We urge Senators to oppose the EARN IT Act, which jeopardizes online free speech and could be counterproductive to combatting child abuse. Americans for Prosperity has joined with organizations across the political spectrum to oppose this legislation. […]

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Patricia Rucker for State Senate Social Media Toolkit
Sep 16, 2020

Americans for Prosperity is excited to support the reelection of Sen. Patricia Rucker because she has a proven track record of prioritizing policies that help all West Virginians. She’s the common sense leader we need in Charleston! Take Action: 1. Tell your neighbors to lend a hand by signing this letter today! 2. Personally ask […]

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AFP Commends FCC on Four Years of Progress in Bridging the Digital Divide
Sep 16, 2020

Arlington, Va. – Americans for Prosperity Senior Tech Policy Analyst Billy Easley II issued the following statement ahead of tomorrow’s Federal Communications Commission (FCC) oversight hearing led by the House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Communications and Technology. “Chairman Pai and the FCC have spent the last four years closing the digital divide with market-based approaches that connected […]

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In defense of protest: Why speech can address injustice, and violence must be condemned
Sep 15, 2020

Imagine this scene: Four people walk into the Oklahoma County Clerk’s Office to search land records. One wears a shirt that says “God Bless America.” Another person’s shirt says “Black Lives Matter.” Shirt number three says “Boomer Sooner,” and the fourth shirt shows cartoon cat Garfield declaring “I hate Mondays.” The four citizens are not protesting. They’re simply […]

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ICYMI: It’s Time for Congress to Get Its Act Together on COVID-19
Sep 15, 2020

Americans for Prosperity President Tim Phillips | RealClearPolicy As part of my job, I’ve been traveling the country — responsibly — for months, talking with Americans. And the thing I’m hearing most is: How do we get things back to normal? Six months into this unprecedented crisis, communities across our nation continue to weather extremely […]

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The Michigan legislature is considering a bill that would bring greater accountability to government during COVID-19
Sep 11, 2020

To fight COVID-19, Michigan needs everyone at the table to search for and discover solutions that work. That means all lawmakers, communities, families, and individuals will need to collaborate to develop the best solution to tackle this crisis. That isn’t the strategy Michigan is pursuing right now. To combat COVID-19 more effectively, that has to change. Partially at fault is Michigan’s 1945 Emergency […]

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