Recent News
RALEIGH, NC — Today, North Carolina’s General Assembly voted to override Governor Josh Stein’s vetoes of three AFP‑endorsed reform bills: the REINS Act (HB 402), the Personal Privacy Protection Act (SB 416), and The Power Bill Reduction Act (SB 266). These three flagship pieces of legislation reduce government overreach, empower the legislative body, and safeguard […]
COLUMBIA, SC — Two more likely candidates for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2028 will travel to the Palmetto State this week, bringing along their liberal policies and political pipedreams. Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear and California Representative Ro Khanna will each tour the state, fueling speculation of their hopes for higher office. Just last week, […]
COLUMBIA, SC – Today, California Governor and presidential hopeful Gavin Newsom, the darling of coastal elites and far-left progressives, will travel the Palmetto State touting the same progressive agenda South Carolinians soundly rejected last November. With Newsom’s aspirations for higher office well known, this trip to the first in the South state has a clear […]
A year ago, the Supreme Court handed down its decision in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo, overturning the Chevron doctrine that gave unelected federal bureaucrats free rein to conjure up new power to enact rules without congressional authorization or real judicial review. At the time, some on the left argued the decision would make […]
MINNEAPOLIS, MN – Americans for Prosperity-Minnesota (AFP-MN) State Director Jake Coleman issued the following statement on Saturday’s political attack in Minnesota: “There is no place in our society for political violence. We are heartbroken by the tragic loss of former Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband Mark and are praying for a swift recovery for […]
HELENA, MT— Americans for Prosperity grassroots activists from across the country traveled to Capitol Hill this week as part of the organization’s ongoing Protect Prosperity campaign to advocate for President Trump’s tax cuts. State Director Jesse Ramos traveled to Washington and conducted meetings to urge Montana lawmakers to extend provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), […]
The media may be focused on the battle between the executive and judiciary branches over immigration, spending, and regulatory authority, but the more consequential divide remains Congress versus Congress. The latter battle goes beyond mere partisan divide; lawmakers can either reassert their constitutional power of the purse or remain a passive player in policymaking. The […]
COLUMBIA, SC— Today, Minnesota Governor and failed Vice-Presidential candidate Tim Walz will be in Columbia touting the same progressive agenda South Carolinians soundly rejected last November. Coincidentally, Walz’s travel to South Carolina and California this weekend coincides with each state’s importance in the 2028 Presidential nomination process. South Carolina was the first nominating contest in […]
CARSON CITY, NV — Over the past few days of session, the Nevada General Assembly passed a handful of pieces of AFP-endorsed legislation. These bills will reduce red tape in the lives of Nevada families and entrepreneurs, address the state’s physician shortage, and remove regulatory burdens facing street food vendors. SB 130 — Contractor Work […]
