The Next Generation of Change: Youth Activists 
Aug 27, 2024

  AFP Wyoming has a secret weapon: a dream team of high school volunteers who travel across the state, engage with hundreds of citizens, and energize them for change. This group of students banned together and helped develop and strengthen the 36th state chapter of Americans for Prosperity in Cheyenne, Wyoming. What started out as […]

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What the rest of the world reminds Americans about the First Amendment
Aug 22, 2024

It’s hard to appreciate what you have when it’s all you’ve ever known. If you’re reading this, you’ve lived a whole life in a world with the First Amendment. We quibble about its application in specific cases, many of them very important. But even where government gets it wrong the courts have been consistent in […]

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AFP Takes Border Solutions to Nevada and Montana
Aug 22, 2024

Nearly nine million illegal crossings, including nearly two million got aways. That’s the catastrophic record of the Biden-Harris Administration border policy.  That’s why AFP has hosted dozens of events nationwide to explain to Americans what good border policy looks like.   In the last two months, AFP went to Nevada,  Montana,  where retired Border Patrol Chief […]

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AFP-Louisiana Releases 2024 Scorecard, Announces ‘Route for the Boot’ Tour to Recognize Top Policy Champions
Aug 22, 2024

AFP-LA Sees More than 50 State Legislators Obtain Perfect Score on Top Legislative Issues BATON ROUGE, LA—Today, Americans for Prosperity-Louisiana (AFP-LA) released its 2024 Legislative Scorecard, highlighting state lawmakers’ votes during the past legislative session and thanking top policy champions for their work to remove barriers for Louisianians to live and work more freely. The complete […]

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Freeing American Workers from The Regulatory Regime
Aug 21, 2024

Americans are known for their hardworking, innovative spirit. With a working population of over 161 million, we have all the human capital necessary to create prosperity for everyone.  The trouble is, we’re tied down by restrictive labor regulations.  On top of the overwhelming federal regulatory structure, each state has on average 179 occupational barriers that restrict how we […]

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Budgeting for the People: Restoring Representation in Government Spending
Aug 21, 2024

“No taxation without representation” rang out as powerful rallying cry during the American Revolution, and self-government was a fundamental principle in the founding of the United States. This principle meant that before a single cent of taxpayer money could be spent, we the people, through our elected representatives, could have our say. This restraint on arbitrary […]

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A Once-in-a-Generation Border Crisis: Are Our Senators Listening?
Aug 21, 2024

Senators Jon Tester, Jacky Rosen, Sherrod Brown, Tammy Baldwin, and Bob Casey, what are you doing to solve the border crisis?   Nearly nine million people, including almost two million gotaways, have illegally crossed the southern border since President Biden took office.  We’re currently facing a once-in-a-generation border crisis that needs immediate and effective action.  It’s […]

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Breaking the Silence: Student Turned Free Speech Shepherd in Kentucky
Aug 21, 2024

The day Michael Frazier stepped beyond his campus’s allotted 10×10 “free speech zone,” he was abruptly confronted by University of Kentucky administrators and verbally chastised. It was a stark wake-up call: censorship was not just a concept that existed in distant authoritarian countries —it was thriving on American college campuses. The contrast between American values […]

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Bidenomics hurts Montanans, here are their stories 
Aug 20, 2024

“What was good four years ago, is no good today” Steve, Becky, and Ray might all be Montanans, but they all have very different lives. Steve is a small business owner, Becky is a full-time mom and Ray is a retiree. Their lives might be different but they have something in common: Bidenomics has upended […]

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