Why Americans for Prosperity supports the Middle Class Savings Act
Aug 20, 2021

The federal government is currently exploring increasing taxes on capital gains that would squash the ability of Americans to save and invest. President Biden has proposed increasing the top capital gains tax rate from 23.8 percent to 43.4 percent when including the 3.8 percent net investment income tax. When factoring in state and local capital […]

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Five big reasons not to expand Obamacare
Aug 20, 2021

Nearly 40 percent of the new spending in Senator Bernie Sanders’ proposed $3.5 trillion “infrastructure” plan would go to expanding government-funded health insurance. Believe it or not, that $1.3 trillion in new health care spending is bigger than Obamacare, also known as the Affordable Care Act. About 40 percent bigger, in fact. And the purpose […]

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ICYMI: AFP Rallies Against Infrastructure Proposals
Aug 19, 2021

MANCHESTER, NH – With U.S. Representative Chris Pappas not holding public town halls during the congressional recess, Americans for Prosperity-New Hampshire (AFP-NH) brought constituents to meet with Rep. Chris Pappas at his office. Despite heavy rain, Granite Staters were determined to make their voices heard that Rep. Pappas should vote no on the $4.7 trillion […]

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Why Americans for Prosperity supports the America’s Children Act
Aug 19, 2021

While polling shows that immigration continues to rank among important priorities for Congress to address, progress has been slow. Different bills have gained support – including the bipartisan Border Solutions Act – but no significant legislation has been approved this year. Congress is failing to act even though obvious border challenges point to the importance […]

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Americans for Prosperity Calls on Michigan Congressional Delegation to Hold Public Town Halls Ahead of Infrastructure Votes
Aug 12, 2021

“Michigan taxpayers have a right to have their opposition heard.”  LANSING, MI — Americans for Prosperity – Michigan (AFP-MI) today urged members of the state’s Congressional Delegation to hold public town halls across the state so constituents have a chance to voice their concerns about the massive amount of new spending being considered in Washington under […]

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Double whammy: PRO Act legislation imperils the franchise industry via two onerous provisions
Aug 6, 2021

Guest contributor Karen Anderson, founder of Freelancers Against AB5, shares another cautionary tale from California, this time detailing how franchisees have lost income and opportunity as a result of the ABC test found in that state’s AB 5 law. This same test would be applied nationwide if Congress passes the PRO Act.  As the Protecting the Right […]

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Senator Bernie Sanders’ trillion-dollar Medicare heist
Aug 4, 2021

Under the guise of infrastructure, Senator Bernie Sanders (I-Vermont) and his allies are plotting the biggest expansion of government-run health care since the Affordable Care Act (ACA, a.k.a. Obamacare). In fact, if recent news reports are accurate, it is more than 60 percent bigger than the ACA. The tragedy is that much of the proposed […]

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Is there a better way for government to deal with misinformation online?
Jul 27, 2021

It has never been easier for the average person to have an audience. The internet gives us the power not just to reach those within shouting distance of our soapbox, but all over the world. And it means we can reach them instantly. No more waiting for editors and publishers to produce your work in […]

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Why the Supreme Court needs to end acquitted conduct sentencing
Jul 26, 2021

In October 2019, Erik Osby was sentenced to 87 months in prison. This sentence wasn’t decided by a jury. If it had, it would’ve been much less. Why? Because, of the seven charges Osby faced, the jury acquitted him of five. But a federal judge ignored the jury’s acquittal and sentenced Osby as if he […]

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