AFP-Wisconsin to Legislators: Reject Corporate Welfare
Nov 14, 2018

MADISON, WI – Americans for Prosperity-Wisconsin (AFP-WI) State Director today urged state legislators to abandon a pending $100 million subsidy for the company, Kimberly-Clark. AFP-WI State Director Eric Bott issued the following statement:  “Taxpayer handouts to corporations are not the solution for providing Wisconsin with a pro-growth business environment that benefits all businesses. Although the authors of this […]

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Top AFP-FL Official Departs, Local Chapter Built to Last
Nov 14, 2018

Chris Hudson to lead state legislative affairs across the country Tallahassee, FL – Americans for Prosperity announced that Chris Hudson, the AFP’s veteran Florida State Director is assuming a new role as Vice President of State Government Affairs. In his new role, Chris will help build policy coalitions and drive policy priorities across the 36 […]

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AFP and Freedom Partners: Government Handouts Are the Wrong Approach
Nov 14, 2018

ARLINGTON, Va. – Following reports of hundreds of millions of dollars in corporate handouts to Amazon, Americans for Prosperity and Freedom Partners Chamber of Commerce issued a joint statement highlighting the negative impact of corporate welfare. Americans for Prosperity Vice President Russ Latino and Freedom Partners Chamber of Commerce Executive Vice President Nathan Nascimento released […]

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AFP to Sens. Booker and Menendez: Justice Delayed is Justice Denied
Nov 9, 2018

Trenton, N.J. – This week, Americans for Prosperity Judicial Strategies Vice-President, Sarah Field and Americans for Prosperity State Director, Erica Jedynak, sent a joint letter to Senators Cory Booker and Robert Menendez urging them to return their “blue slips” concerning the nomination of Paul Matey for the Third Circuit of the Unites States Court of Appeals. The […]

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AFP-SC: Tariffs May Put the Brakes on Hub City Economy
Nov 8, 2018

Columbia, SC – This week, BMW said it is considering moving production of crossover vehicles currently made at its Spartanburg factory to China, as the company expects to take a major financial hit due to China’s retaliatory tariffs on vehicles imported from the U.S. BMW made 370,000 vehicles last year at its Spartanburg plant, with […]

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Voters Reject Tax Increase for Medicaid Expansion
Nov 7, 2018

Encouraging sign for legislative session, says grassroots group  BOZEMAN, MT. – Americans for Prosperity-Montana (AFP-MT) released the following statement after the defeat of I-185, a ballot measure that would have made Montana’s Medicaid expansion program permanent and funded it with a tobacco-tax increase: “AFP-Montana warned that Medicaid expansion would inevitably lead to calls for higher taxes […]

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Americans for Prosperity Congratulates Governor-elect Dunleavy
Nov 7, 2018

ANCHORAGE, Alaska – Americans for Prosperity-Alaska (AFP-AK) State Director Jeremy Price released the following statement Wednesday congratulating Mike Dunleavy on his election to become the next Governor of Alaska: “We look forward to working with Governor-elect Dunleavy on the many pressing issues facing Alaska including our swollen state budget, responsible energy exploration, and increasing educational freedom. He’s been […]

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AFP-OH Congratulates Newly Elected State Legislators
Nov 7, 2018

COLUMBUS, OH—Americans for Prosperity-Ohio (AFP-OH) congratulates the newly elected and re-elected members of the Ohio State Senate and Ohio House of Representatives. AFP-OH also applauds the dedication of its activists in their tireless efforts to support policy champions seeking to represent Ohioans in Columbus. AFP-OH State Director Micah Derry issued the following statement: “We are […]

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AFP: Minimum Wage Increase Decreases Opportunity
Nov 7, 2018

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Americans for Prosperity-Missouri State Director Jeremy Cady released the following statement after voters passed Proposition B, which will raise the state’s minimum wage from $7.85 to $12 an hour over the next five years: “It’s unfortunate Missourians voted to approve a minimum wage increase that will hamper younger and less-skilled Missourians by pricing them […]

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