AFP-UT Launches Mail and Digital Campaign Thanking Rep. McAdams, Sen. Lee for Opposing Bad Budget Deal
Aug 29, 2019

Grassroots group praises Rep. McAdams, Sen. Lee for standing up for fiscal responsibility   SALT LAKE CITY, UT – Americans for Prosperity-Utah (AFP-UT) today launched a new direct mail and digital effort thanking U.S. Rep. Ben McAdams and U.S. Sen. Mike Lee for taking a principled stand for fiscal responsibility by voting against the Bipartisan […]

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AFP-WV Launches Digital Campaign Thanking Sen. Manchin, Rep. Alex Mooney for Opposing Bad Budget Deal
Aug 29, 2019

Grassroots group praises Sen. Manchin, Rep. Alex Mooney for standing up for fiscal responsibility  CHARLESTON, WV – Americans for Prosperity-West Virginia (AFP-WV) today launched a new digital effort thanking U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin and U.S. Rep. Alex Mooney for taking a principled stand for fiscal responsibility by voting against the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2019. […]

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AFP-MN Launches Mail and Digital Campaign Thanking Rep. Emmer for Opposing Bad Budget Deal
Aug 29, 2019

Grassroots group praises Rep. Emmer for standing up for fiscal responsibility  ST. PAUL, MN – Americans for Prosperity-Minnesota (AFP-MN) today launched a new direct mail and digital effort thanking U.S. Rep. Tom Emmer for taking a principled stand for fiscal responsibility by voting against the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2019. This campaign comes as lawmakers […]

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ICYMI: Ross Connolly — Congress kicks the can again, but is about to run out of road
Aug 21, 2019

Americans for Prosperity New Hampshire Deputy State Director Ross Connolly | Union Leader CONGRESS WAS set to face a moment of reckoning in September. After years of reckless spending, the government would once again come up against the debt ceiling, meaning the country could no longer borrow to pay for out-of-control expenditures. This could have […]

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Five Takeaways from AFP’s New Spending Report  
Jul 22, 2019

Suppose you earned $26,000 last year, but you spent $32,000 — meaning you borrowed $6,000, which you now have to pay interest on. Most people would say that you’re not living within your means. What’s more, since you you’ve already racked up $168,000 in debt, you’ve been at this overspending thing for a while. Clearly, […]

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