AFP-NJ Responds to Governor Murphy’s Transition Report Highlighting Need for Occupational Licensing Reform
Jan 27, 2018

  #2 Priority in Budget Transition Report TRENTON, N.J. – Americans for Prosperity-New Jersey (AFP-NJ) responded to Governor Phil Murphy’s Transition Team Report on the Budget released on Friday. The report lists “making government more efficient” as a top priority, and recommends the governor do that by removing “unnecessary requirements for occupational licenses on certain professions.” […]

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Americans for Prosperity Cheers House Passage of Film Tax Credit Elimination
Jan 26, 2018

CHARLESTON, W.Va.—Americans for Prosperity-West Virginia (AFP-WV) applauded the West Virginia House of Delegates vote on Friday to eliminate film tax credits. This vote followed previous action by the state Senate. The bill now heads to the Governor for his signature. “It’s Oscar season and if they had a category for ‘Acting in the Best Interests […]

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Americans for Prosperity Applauds Microbrew Bill
Jan 25, 2018

Grassroots group supports bill promoting South Dakota small businesses and entrepreneurs. PIERRE, S.D. – Americans for Prosperity-South Dakota (AFP-SD) commended the introduction of a bill that would allow South Dakota’s microbrewers to grow and thrive, removing antiquated barriers to prosperity. “This is a great bill for South Dakota’s microbrewers, their employees, and the farmers and […]

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AFP-FL Commends Florida House for Passing Worker Rights Legislation
Jan 25, 2018

Tallahassee, FL – Americans for Prosperity-Florida (AFP-FL) today applauded the Florida House for passing worker right’s legislation, House Bill 25 (HB25). Introduced by Representative Scott Plakon, HB25 would expand freedoms for Florida workers and amplify their voice with their union representation, ensuring that unions better serve their membership. The legislation would require unions to hold regular elections and obtain 50 percent […]

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Gov. Ricketts Working Toward More Fiscal Responsibility in Nebraska
Jan 25, 2018

President Ronald Reagan once said “The problem is not that people are taxed too little, the problem is that government spends too much.” That simple quote rings true at all levels of government: from  towns, cities and state capitols across the country, as well as in the federal government. Politicians and agencies are always eager to spend […]

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AFP-PA Applauds Decision to Order Pittsburgh and Allegheny County Officials to Disclose Amazon Bid
Jan 25, 2018

Harrisburg, PA – Americans for Prosperity-Pennsylvania (AFP-PA) today applauded Pennsylvania’s Office of Open Records for ordering Pittsburgh and Allegheny County officials to disclose the bid they submitted to Amazon for its second headquarters. AFP-PA, the state’s leading grassroots organization, has been at the forefront of opposing tax handouts and other corporate welfare schemes that reduce competition and give the powerful and well-connected […]

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Follow Up: Sen. Heitkamp Still Misrepresenting the Facts About Tax Reform 
Jan 23, 2018

If Sen. Heidi Heitkamp wants to defend her no vote on tax reform she should at least be willing to use facts about the bill.  So far that has not been the case. Last month, Sen.  Heitkamp made several erroneous claims about the tax reform bill prior to its passage, stating all North Dakotans would see a $10,000 increase […]

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Duluth Overreach Will Hurt Economy, Remove Consumer Choice
Jan 22, 2018

Americans for Prosperity-Minnesota (AFP-MN) has launched a digital campaign to educate citizens about a gross government overreach being proposed by city commissioners in Duluth. 

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Florida Billboard: Florida Session, Week 3
Jan 22, 2018

The second full week of session is now in the history books! Throughout the week, two major themes seemed to play out in pro-freedom legislation throughout the week. On one hand, several bills simplified rules for the dreamers, builders, and everyday citizens across the state. Bill passing through commitees include: Efforts to cut down on […]

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