Economic Progress
America is in the middle of an economic crisis. Unsustainable government spending and burdensome regulations have driven up inflation and resulted in high food, energy, and housing costs — limiting the economic progress of nearly every American. That’s why we’re working to reduce wasteful spending, unleash energy abundance, and empower workers to prove prosperity is still possible and together we can reignite the American Dream.
Priorities
- Ending Washington’s wasteful spending through unified budgets and other responsible fiscal practices.
- Eliminating corporate handouts that pick winners and losers at the expense of hardworking taxpayers.
- Giving workers more freedom and flexibility through labor reform.
- Repealing the regulations that keep businesses, entrepreneurs, and communities from moving forward.
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PHILADELPHIA, PA – U.S. Representative Ro Khanna, a Democrat from California, arrived in Philadelphia on Monday for a speaking tour across the Keystone State ahead of his likely campaign for president in 2028. AFP-PA, as the largest grassroots organization in the largest swing state, criticized Rep. Khanna for attempting to spin California’s failed, far-left policies as a path […]
MILFORD, MI — Americans for Prosperity-Michigan (AFP-MI) says President Donald Trump’s visit to the General Motors Proving Ground in Oakland County this afternoon lands at the right moment for Michigan workers and families, as lower taxes, fewer regulatory roadblocks, and a renewed focus on domestic energy production give the state’s auto industry room to compete again. Gov. […]
Boston, Massachusetts — In case you missed it, Americans for Prosperity (AFP) hosted a town hall with Massachusetts Fiscal Alliance (MassFiscal) last week to highlight the increasing fiscal burden placed on taxpayers from Massachusetts’ overspending and the need for strong government transparency and oversight. The event brought together policymakers, journalists, and taxpayer advocates to confront the state’s growing […]
