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Secretary DeVos is right. Education freedom improves public schools.
Mar 12, 2018

Last night on CBS’s 60 Minutes, Education Secretary Betsy DeVos was asked about the impact of school choice policies on public schools. Citing Florida’s positive track record on education—a state with an abundance of public and private school choice options—DeVos rightly stated that when more educational options are available to families, the academic outcome of students in traditional public schools improve.   60 Minutes host Lesley Stahl challenged DeVos’s argument, however, pointing out that in DeVos’ […]

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You Already Know Lower Taxes are Good for North Carolina. Did You Know You Might Have the Chance to Ensure Lower Taxes Stick Around – Permanently?
Mar 12, 2018

Tax reform that puts more money in taxpayers’ pockets and decreases the financial burden on businesses isn’t new for North Carolinians.

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AFP-NJ to Legislature: Reject Senate Bill 2137
Mar 9, 2018

Thursday, March 8th, 2018 Dear Senator: On behalf of 137,000 Americans for Prosperity activists across the Garden State, I write to you in strong opposition of Senate Bill 2137, the so-called “Workplace Democracy Enhancement Act” sponsored by Senate President Sweeney. Rather than improve workplace democracy, this bill would deprive public employees basic individual rights on […]

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ICYMI: House Speaker Paul Ryan and AFP President Tim Phillips Energize AFP Grassroots Activists in Tax Reform Tele-Town Hall
Mar 8, 2018

This week, House Speaker Paul Ryan joined AFP President Tim Phillips in addressing thousands of AFP grassroots activists on a tele-town hall call highlighting tax reform’s benefits for millions of every day Americans. Tim Phillips began the call by thanking AFP activists for their phenomenal efforts in advancing the passage of principled tax reform. Phillips […]

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Americans for Prosperity Statement on Virginia Budget Breakdown
Mar 8, 2018

RICHMOND, Va. – Americans for Prosperity-Virginia on Thursday reacted to the General Assembly’s budget breakdown over Obamacare’s Medicaid expansion. AFP-VA, the state’s leading free-market grassroots organization, has been at the forefront of opposing Medicaid expansion, as it is detrimental to state budgets and adversely effects those whom the program was intended to help such as the needy […]

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The Benefits Keep Coming! Tax Reform Continues to Bolster the American Economy
Mar 7, 2018

Tax reform is the gift that keeps on giving! Last year, Americans for Prosperity made passing tax reform its top federal priority. AFP’s 36 state chapters held over 75 grassroots events throughout 2017 and worked with community leaders, elected officials and policy experts to draw attention to tax reform’s benefits. On the federal level, AFP’s government affairs […]

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Infrastructure Plan Should Prioritize Fiscal Discipline and Regulatory Restraint   
Mar 6, 2018

In 1956, President Dwight D. Eisenhower signed the National Interstate and Defense Highways Act, considered one of the greatest public works projects in history, to expand the national highway system. Thanks to competitive economic conditions, cars became a more accessible and affordable mode of travel for everyday Americans during that time, and family trips on the highway system quickly became a major part of American life. Today, millions of […]

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Taxpayer-Funded Bailout
AFP-NJ to Lawmakers: Oppose Nuclear Bailouts!
Mar 5, 2018

Monday, March 5, 2018 Dear Senator / Assembly Member: On behalf of more than 137,000 Americans for Prosperity activists in New Jersey, I write to you in opposition to the proposal for nuclear subsidies for New Jersey’s power plants. After numerous iterations of the same proposal, it should be rather clear that the people of […]

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You Deserve to Know How Much Corporate Welfare Gov. Cooper is Offering Amazon
Feb 28, 2018

As a candidate, Gov. Roy Cooper portrayed himself as a champion of the little guy, railing against “corporate giveaways and tax cuts for the wealthiest [that] come at a high cost for middle class families.”  Today, Gov. Cooper has changed his tune. Since taking office, he has committed to spend over $167 million in taxpayer money on special interests, […]

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