Americans for Prosperity Press Release
AFP-Missouri Endorses David Gregory for State Senate
Oct 21, 2024

ST. LOUIS, MO – Today, Americans for Prosperity-Missouri announced its endorsement for former state representative David Gregory (R) for Missouri Senate District 15 in the greater St. Louis area. As the largest grassroots organization in the state, AFP-MO will be laser-focused on supporting principled candidates in the state’s most competitive races so that Missourians have […]

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Free speech on campus: Where does your university stand?
Oct 17, 2024

We talk a lot about free speech on college campuses. And if you’re reading this newsletter, I probably don’t have to convince you it’s important. But about two-thirds of us go to one of the 6,000 colleges across the country. Imagine you’re a high school senior, or the parent of a senior, or just a […]

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AFP-MN Reaction to Gov. Walz’s ‘F’ Grade on Cato Institute’s Report Card
Oct 17, 2024

ST. PAUL, MN – Americans for Prosperity-Minnesota (AFP-MN) highlighted a new Cato Institute “report card” today that gave Minnesota Governor Tim Walz a failing grade for his fiscal policy in office. “Cold northern states such as Minnesota that are suffering from out-migration need to adopt taxpayer-friendly policies to stem the population outflow,” the report says, […]

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AFP-WI Calls out Evers for ‘F’ Grade on Fiscal Policy
Oct 17, 2024

Madison, WI – While Governor Evers celebrates that the state of Wisconsin is ending the fiscal year with a positive balance of $4.6 billion, Americans for Prosperity-Wisconsin (AFP-WI) is calling out why this surplus is not so “fiscally prudent.” The premier grassroots organization is highlighting the Cato Institute’s Report Card that gave Governor Evers an […]

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AFP-South Dakota Celebrates Kristi Noem as a Top Fiscal Governor
Oct 17, 2024

Sioux Falls, SD – In their bi-yearly report card ranking governors their role in promoting fiscal responsibility, the Cato Institue has ranked Governor Kristi Noem in the top five in the country for cutting taxes and spending. Governor Noam has championed a limited-government approach to fiscal policy in South Dakota, pushing for a sales tax […]

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Americans for Prosperity-SC: Our Policy Vision Aims to Make South Carolina the Freest State in the South
Oct 17, 2024

AFP-SC Unveils “South Carolina Freedom Initiative” 2025 Legislative Agenda COLUMBIA, SC—Americans for Prosperity – South Carolina (AFP-SC), the state’s most recognizable grassroots mobilizer, is unveiling a new legislative agenda for 2025 containing a policy plan over the next several years that aims to make the Palmetto State the freest in the south. Southern states from West Virginia […]

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Americans for Prosperity Press Release
AFP-MN Reaction to Gov. Walz’s ‘F’ Grade on Cato Institute’s Report Card
Oct 16, 2024

PAUL, MN – Americans for Prosperity-Minnesota (AFP-MN) highlighted a new Cato Institute “report card” today that gave Minnesota Governor Tim Walz a failing grade for his fiscal policy in office. “Cold northern states such as Minnesota that are suffering from out-migration need to adopt taxpayer-friendly policies to stem the population outflow,” the report says, citing […]

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AFP-Iowa Celebrates Gov. Reynolds as Top Fiscal Governor
Oct 16, 2024

DES MOINES, IA –  In its biennial report ranking America’s governors on their fiscal policies from a limited-government perspective, the Cato Institute has named Iowa’s Governor Kim Reynolds as the top governor for cutting taxes and spending. Governor Reynolds has championed tax reform and responsible spending and has earned the highest score on Cato’s reports […]

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ICYMI: AFP-MS Publishes New Op-ed on Why Medicaid Expansion is Not the Right Choice for Mississippi
Oct 16, 2024

AFP-MS Highlights the Risks of Medicaid Expansion and Advocates for Real Healthcare Solutions Jackson, MS – Americans for Prosperity – Mississippi (AFP-MS) State Director Starla Brown published a new op-ed featured in the Magnolia Tribune, addressing how Medicaid expansion would be a costly mistake for Mississippi. The expansion of Medicaid would likely burden both state and federal budgets, […]

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