Government-run grocery stores or real competition?
Aug 24, 2026

There’s no doubt families are paying too much for groceries. The question is what will actually bring those costs down. Some elected officials are proposing to put government in the grocery business. The idea sounds simple and compassionate: Have the government operate stores and use public dollars to offer groceries at lower prices. But good […]

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AFP-WV Thanks Lawmakers for Putting Money Back in the Pockets of Mountaineers
Aug 24, 2026

CHARLESTON, W.Va. —Americans for Prosperity–West Virginia (AFP-WV) is launching a statewide awareness campaign, thanking state lawmakers who voted to put money back in the pockets of West Virginia taxpayers with another round of personal income tax cuts. The campaign will highlight lawmakers who supported income tax relief during the 2026 legislative session. During the 2026 […]

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AFP-WI: Crowley’s “Affordability” Ad Omits the $12 Million Property Tax Increase in His Own Budget
Aug 21, 2026

Madison, WI – David Crowley’s first general election ad asks Wisconsin voters to see him as the candidate who will make life more affordable. But the ad doesn’t tell the whole story of the mess he’s created in Milwaukee. His most recent Milwaukee County budget raised the property tax levy by roughly $12 million.   […]

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ICYMI: Former Congressman Mike Rogers, Senate Agriculture Chairman John Boozman Discuss Agricultural Economy in Grand Rapids
Aug 21, 2026

Grand Rapids, MI — Americans for Prosperity-Michigan (AFP-MI) hosted dozens of Michigan farmers, ranchers, and small-business owners today for a panel discussion on the agricultural economy with Former Congressman Mike Rogers and U.S. Senator John Boozman (R-AR), chairman of the Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry. AFP-MI State Director Tim Golding released the following […]

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AFP-IN Launches Campaign Urging Hoosiers to Vote NO on School Property Tax Referendums
Aug 21, 2026

INDIANAPOLIS, IN – Today, Americans for Prosperity–Indiana (AFP-IN) announced the launch of a targeted digital ad campaign urging voters in counties across Indiana to vote NO on school property tax referendums included on the November ballot. The ads are part of AFP-IN’s broader “Hoosiers Reject Higher Taxes” campaign to organize Hoosier taxpayers against the wave of […]

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AFP-MI on Benson-Brinks Ticket: Two Records of Making Life Harder in Michigan
Aug 21, 2026

LANSING, MI — Americans for Prosperity-Michigan (AFP-MI) State Director Tim Golding released the following statement after Jocelyn Benson named Senate Majority Leader Winnie Brinks as her running mate: “Jocelyn Benson and Winnie Brinks have both spent the last several years making everyday life in Michigan harder, and now they are asking for a promotion. Benson campaigned […]

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AFP, Jersey 1st: NJ Has Fewer Jobs Today Than It Did a Year Ago Due to Trenton’s Policies
Aug 20, 2026

Trenton, NJ — According to a preliminary report released by the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development, the Garden State shed more than 25,000 nonfarm jobs in July. Americans for Prosperity (AFP) and Jersey 1st say the numbers reflect a state that is becoming less competitive under Trenton’s economic policies. AFP Northeast Region Director Ross Connolly […]

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AFP-Utah Welcomes Heather Andrews as State Director
Aug 20, 2026

SALT LAKE CITY, UT – Today, Americans for Prosperity-Utah (AFP-UT) announced that Heather Andrews will reprise her previous role as state director as the grassroots organization prepares for the general election and 2027 legislative session. “Utah has always been home, and I’m thrilled to return as state director to continue the work of building a freer, […]

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4 ways small businesses keep the American Dream alive
Aug 20, 2026

Opening a small business means taking a risk. William Glass knew that when he set out to open The Brewing Projekt in Wisconsin. A Marine veteran and father of three, Will invested about $500,000 to secure a location, hire employees, and buy equipment. He was betting on an idea and his ability to turn that […]

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