AFP Promotes Klein, Raygor in Iowa Chapter Leadership 
Dec 5, 2023

Americans for Prosperity, the nation’s largest grassroots advocacy group, announced two changes to the leadership structure today within one of its most successful state chapters – Iowa. After more than nine years at the helm, former State Director Drew Klein is moving into a Regional Vice President role and his long-time deputy state director is […]

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The Supreme Court can stop unelected bureaucrats and private corporations from imposing taxes.
The Supreme Court can stop unelected bureaucrats and private corporations from imposing taxes
Nov 30, 2023

Americans for Prosperity Foundation recently filed a friend-of-the-court brief in the U.S. Supreme Court in Consumers’ Research v. Federal Communications Commission, urging the Court to grant Consumers Research’s cert petition and enforce the Constitution’s system of checks and balances. At issue is the constitutionality of the Universal Service Fund, a social welfare program that subsidizes […]

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AFP-PA Calls Out Shapiro for Broken Promise on RGGI
Nov 22, 2023

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania—On Tuesday, Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro announced he would appeal a Commonwealth Court decision which found that former Governor Tom Wolf acted outside his constitutional authority to enter Pennsylvania into the interstate carbon tax scheme known as the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI). The Court found that RGGI participation amounts to a tax, which […]

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Corner Post gives Supreme Court a chance to keep the courthouse doors open to new businesses harmed by stale, lawless regulations
Nov 21, 2023

Americans for Prosperity Foundation filed a friend-of-the-court brief in the U.S. Supreme Court in Corner Post, Inc. v. The Federal Reserve, urging the Court to allow Corner Post’s challenge to a 2011 debit-fees regulation that Corner Post believes to be beyond the Board’s power.  The question presented may seem dry: when does a business’s legal […]

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AFP-GA to House Study Committee on Certificate of Need Reform: “Stay Focused on CON”
Nov 16, 2023

Committee Hearing Today on Medicaid Expansion Distracts Committee from its True Task  Atlanta, Georgia—Today the Georgia House Study Committee on Certificate of Need (CON) Reform heard testimony from out-of-state experts on Medicaid Expansion. Witnesses from Arkansas testified before the CON Study Committee about the supposed benefits of expanding Medicaid in the Peach State.  Americans for […]

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How President Biden's energy subsidies for electric vehicles are hurting consumers
How President Biden’s energy subsidies for electric vehicles are hurting consumers
Nov 8, 2023

By Andrew Gilstrap Brent Bennett and Jason Isaac of the Texas Public Policy Foundation have brought to light what many Americans have long suspected: the Biden administration’s energy policy, focused on a swift transition to an all-electric vehicle (EV) fleet, is contributing to rising costs for American consumers. This revelation comes as many Americans are […]

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Does the PRO Act compromise workers' rights and independence?
Does the PRO Act compromise American workers’ rights and independence?
Nov 8, 2023

The rights of American workers are under attack because of the Protecting the Right to Organize (PRO) Act (H.R.842). The Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (HELP) completed a markup of the Pro Act, Paycheck Fairness Act and Healthy Families Act in June. (A markup is when lawmakers in the U.S. Congress or […]

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AFP Lauds PA Court’s Halting Destructive RGGI Carbon Tax
Nov 2, 2023

Nation’s Largest Grassroots Group Notes RGGI’s Impact on Energy Abundance Harrisburg, Pennsylvania—Today, Americans for Prosperity-Pennsylvania applauded a state court’s decision stopping the Keystone State from entering into the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI). The multi-state pact would impose a carbon tax on Pennsylvania energy industries and, in turn, businesses and working families. Current Governor Josh Shapiro’s […]

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The 3 best changes Elon Musk made to X, formerly known as Twitter
The 3 best changes Elon Musk has made to X, formerly known as Twitter
Oct 27, 2023

Today marks the one-year anniversary since Elon Musk closed a $44 billion deal to purchase X (formerly known as Twitter). The company has undergone numerous changes since then. As we reflect, it’s worth highlighting three major developments that strengthen free speech and protected against online censorship: Releasing the Twitter files Elevating community notes Suing California […]

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