Unlimited Government or Unlimited Opportunity? America’s Choice
Nov 21, 2025

Zohran Mamdani, newly elected Mayor of New York, believes he “will prove that there is no problem too large for government to solve and no concern too small for it to care about.” We’ve come a long way from Patrick Henry’s “Give me liberty or give me death.” This is more than a policy debate. […]

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Energy Innovators in Texas Are Bringing Energy Abundance
Nov 20, 2025

Texas powers America. That’s why Americans for Prosperity’s Road to Prosperity Tour stopped in Abilene to host local leaders at Natura Resources — a local, cutting-edge nuclear facility in production. From the oil fields to the wind farms, the Lone Star State fuels families, jobs, and the American Dream. Texas is now poised to lead […]

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Bursting the Democrats’ Shutdown Bubble: Health Care Can Remain Affordable Without Costly Subsidies
Nov 19, 2025

You might be asking: Why are some in Washington still insisting that health care costs will skyrocket if the Affordable Care Act expansions expire?   Democrats insist that when the temporary Obamacare Covid expansions expire — as intended — costs will skyrocket for the most vulnerable. This claim just doesn’t hold up to scrutiny. Despite […]

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Cut the bureaucracy, power the AI future
Nov 17, 2025

AI is a revolutionary technology that’s changing the world as we know it. Odds are, you’ve asked an AI platform a question today because it can answer in seconds what it might take you hours or days to find on your own. And while AI has immense potential to change our economy for years, it […]

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Does more federal spending help the economy?
Nov 13, 2025

Federal spending is at an all-time high. According to the Congressional Budget Office, the federal government is expected to spend $6.8 trillion this fiscal year alone; that’s almost $19,000 for every person  living in America. But the overspending isn’t new. Over the last 20 years, Washington has run deficits. Why? Because too many politicians in […]

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How federal energy policies harm local communities
Nov 5, 2025

Louisiana has long been the heartbeat of American energy. From offshore rigs to natural gas pipelines, the state fuels the nation — creating jobs, supporting families, and keeping the American Dream alive. But today, that dream is at risk. Why? Because bureaucrats in distant offices pile on outdated rules that do more to choke prosperity […]

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Q&A: Kurt Couchman on fiscal democracy
Oct 31, 2025

AFP President and CEO Emily Seidel recently sat down with Senior Policy Fellow Kurt Couchman to discuss how his new book, “Fiscal Democracy in America,” shows how Congress can budget more responsibly to strengthen America’s economic future. Q: What inspired you to write “Fiscal Democracy in America”? Given the diverse needs of our states and […]

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Washington borrows. You pay the price.
Oct 29, 2025

For years, politicians have spent money we don’t have, borrowed from our children’s future, and told us not to worry. But that spending frenzy isn’t cost-free. Eventually, Congress’ refusal to spend responsibly harms everyday Americans in the form of higher taxes, a sluggish economy, or rampant inflation. Every month, you make tough choices to stay […]

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Washington’s shutdown is hurting real people
Oct 24, 2025

It’s week four of Washington’s shutdown, and it’s not the politicians feeling the pain. It’s the American people. The Democrats’ refusal to do what’s right and pass a continuing resolution is keeping the government closed. The Republican-led House of Representatives passed a clean CR (which will keep government funding at current levels), but Senate Democrats […]

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