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AFP Urges White House to Abandon Misguided Plan to Prop Up Coal and Nuclear Plants with Taxpayer Subsidies
Jun 8, 2018

Arlington, VA – Following news reports Tuesday that President Trump instructed U.S. Secretary of Energy Rick Perry to prevent closures of nuclear and coal power facilities through the use of subsidies and mandates, Americans for Prosperity sharply criticized the proposal calling the action an unprecedented government intervention in electricity markets. AFP urged the administration to work with federal […]

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AFP-OH Plans to Work with Senate to Overhaul Short-Term Loan Bill
Jun 7, 2018

House passes bill that restricts access to financing for Ohio’s most vulnerable citizens COLUMBUS, Ohio – Americans for Prosperity-Ohio (AFP-OH) on Thursday expressed its disappointment in the House passing H.B. 123, legislation that restricts access to financing for some of our most vulnerable citizens. The grassroots group pledged to work with the Senate to reform […]

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AFP: NJ General Assembly Votes to Untangle Hair Braiders from Red Tape
Jun 7, 2018

TRENTON, N.J. – Americans for Prosperity-New Jersey (AFP-NJ) on Thursday applauded the New Jersey General Assembly for passing A-3754, legislation that would help hair braiders get to work without first having to obtain burdensome occupational licenses. The Garden State currently requires aspiring hair braiders to complete 1,200 hours of unrelated cosmetology training and pay upward […]

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Two Big Congressional Victories That Can Improve the Lives of Americans
Jun 4, 2018

Americans for Prosperity – New Jersey activists are protectors of freedom in the Garden State. But they’re also part of one of the largest grassroots organizations in America, and an even larger network.  AFP is active in 36 states and at the federal level, with network partners — like The LIBRE Initiative, Freedom Partners and Concerned Veterans for […]

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AFP-Colorado Launches Digital Campaign Thanking Senate Delegation for Voting to Roll Back Dodd-Frank
Jun 1, 2018

DENVER, Colo. – Americans for Prosperity-Colorado (AFP-CO) announced a digital campaign Friday thanking Sen. Cory Gardner and Sen. Michael Bennet for voting to roll back the over-restrictive regulations of the Dodd-Frank law passed in 2010. Both Senators voted to approve the Regulatory Relief and Consumer Protection Act, (S. 2155). Sen. Bennet was a cosponsor. The bill will ease constraints on […]

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AFP Commends House Passage of Dodd-Frank Reform 
May 22, 2018

Arlington, VA – Today, Americans for Prosperity praised House lawmakers for passing the Regulatory Relief and Consumer Protection Act (S. 2155), a bill that will ease constraints on regional and community banks put in place by the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2010 (H.R. 4173). The bipartisan bill crafted by Senate Banking […]

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AFP Issues Key Vote Alert in Support of the FIRST STEP Act
May 21, 2018

Arlington, VA – Americans for Prosperity, the nation’s leading grassroots advocacy organization, sent Key Vote letters to members of the House of Representatives today encouraging them to support legislation that the group will factor into their grades in the 2018 AFP Scorecard. This week, the House of Representatives will be taking up H.R. 5682, which […]

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AFP Disappointed in Senate Action on Net Neutrality
May 17, 2018

 Arlington VA – AFP Spokesman Bill Riggs issued the following statement expressing disappointment in the Senate action Wednesday on Net Neutrality: “The Senate’s move to revive 1930’s-era policy to apply it to the most significant technological innovation of our generation may be an even worse idea than it sounds – especially considering the progress that has […]

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AFP-AZ May 15 Legislative Update
May 15, 2018

AFP-Arizona May 15, 2018 Legislative Update 1)  LOW SCORES ON THE 2018 SCORECARD? We are still working on grading our 2018 Legislative Scorecard.  But initial indications are not good.  The 2018 legislative session saw some victories on regulatory policy (see below), but on tax and budget policy, it was a bad scene.  Among other things, […]

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