Bye Bye Bidenomics!
Nov 26, 2024

It’s (almost) over! After four long years, we can finally say, “Bye bye” to Bidenomics. These economic policies brought historic inflation, massive debt, and economic turmoil to millions of Americans. That’s why Americans for Prosperity (AFP) launched a nationwide grassroots campaign to hold elected officials accountable for the disastrous economic policies of the last four […]

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Recent drop in price of Thanksgiving dinner not enough to overcome rampant inflation
Nov 26, 2024

The cost of a typical Thanksgiving dinner is way too high. Far too many families continue to struggle under the weight of rampant inflation. They’re already spending nearly $1,000 more per month on basic needs than just three years ago. The main culprit? The main dish. As you know, turkey is the main driver of […]

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A Thanksgiving dinner for under $6? How prices have changed since 1950
Nov 26, 2024

You’re at your local supermarket, getting ready for Thanksgiving dinner. You make a final pass through the list, making sure you have everything you need. Turkey, check. Dinner rolls, check. Cranberry sauce (canned, of course), check. Pumpkin pie, check. You run into your neighbor while waiting in line to pay. He tells you he’s excited […]

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From Army wife to veterans’ advocate: Dawn Longie
Nov 25, 2024

Having your husband deployed for seven years, seeing combat in Afghanistan and Iraq, and dealing with the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) bureaucratic machine in Montana. For years, Dawn and Loren Longie had to deal with it all. For Dawn, however, the VA’s neglectful treatment of her husband was one of the toughest challenges she […]

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LIBRE Texas Mobilizes for School Choice in the Lone Star State
Nov 22, 2024

Mari, a mother from San Antonio, knows firsthand the struggles caused by a one-size-fits-all educational system. When her daughter was in first grade, Mari noticed something alarming: her daughter couldn’t read — something her teachers never told her. Mari made a difficult decision to switch her daughter out of her local school to ensure she […]

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Cooking Up Change: AFP’s Fight for Home Bakers in Oklahoma
Nov 18, 2024

For passionate home bakers like Doug Eckert, sharing your culinary creations with your community is the dre am. However, Oklahoma state law restricted where home bakers could sell, what they could sell, and imposed a $20,000 cap on profits generated. Restrictions like these devastated small businesses, limiting the opportunities for small bakeries to grow and […]

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Technology
The outlook for tech policy in 2025
Nov 18, 2024

A unified Republican government has a unique opportunity cement a framework that supports both the tech industry and the American people

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Small Brewers, Big Victory: Kansas’s Path to Beer Distribution Reform
Nov 15, 2024

When Sean Willcott unwrapped a home brew kit in 2012, he never imagined it would be the beginning of his journey to owning a business, becoming an activist, and eventually being elected to the state legislature.  Until this year, only 2% of beer sold in Kansas was produced in the state. That had nothing to […]

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Defending the American Dream means protecting religious liberty
Nov 15, 2024

Most of my career as a constitutional attorney has been spent defending First Amendment rights in the courts – especially religious liberty. As we head toward Thanksgiving, it’s a good time to remember just how fundamental religious liberty is to the American Dream. Indeed, America began in large part as an experiment in religious liberty. […]

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