Rewriting the Rules: How AFP Sparked Civil Asset Forfeiture Reform in Kansas
Oct 8, 2024

Imagine having your vehicle seized by police during a minor traffic violation for no reason other than an unfounded suspicion. Civil asset forfeiture laws enable the government to seize and keep any property they suspect is linked to a crime, regardless of whether the owner is charged or convicted. Until recently, Kansas law enforcement could […]

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AFP-IN Announces Slate of Indiana State Legislative Endorsements  
Oct 8, 2024

INDIANAPOLIS, IN – Americans for Prosperity-Indiana (AFP-IN), today, announced its support of eight candidates running for election and reelection to the Indiana General Assembly. AFP-IN supports the following candidates for their leadership and commitment to increasing opportunity for all Hoosiers: State Sen. Scott Baldwin (SD-20), State Sen. Aaron Freeman (SD-32), State Sen. Cyndi Carrasco (SD-36), State Rep. […]

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ICYMI: Americans for Prosperity – Alabama State Director Adam Thompson Talks CHOOSE Act on “Bama Knows Education” Podcast
Oct 8, 2024

Montgomery, AL – This week, Americans for Prosperity – Alabama (AFP-AL) State Director, Adam Thompson, joined Sheila Banister, host of the “Bama Knows Education” podcast, for a conversation on the importance of expanding education options in Alabama. They discussed AFP-AL’s mission to empower students and their families by allotting them more ownership over their educational success. […]

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Sen. Braun receives “Pioneers for Prosperity” Award at Capitol Conference
Oct 7, 2024

U.S. Sen. Mike Braun knows it’s crucial for lawmakers to stand up for good policy.  When President Joe Biden bypassed Congress to forgive billions of dollars in student loans, the senator from Indiana took a firm stand.  It wasn’t right to shift the cost of college from borrowers to taxpayers.  Thanks to Sen. Braun and […]

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AFP-OK Announces Two Additional State House Endorsements Ahead of General Election
Oct 7, 2024

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – Today, Americans for Prosperity-Oklahoma (AFP-OK) announced its endorsement of Emily Gise and Representative Max Wolfley for the Oklahoma House of Representatives, in a strategic effort to bolster the state legislature with principled conservatives ahead of next year’s legislative session. AFP-OK’s army of activists and volunteers have reached over 31,000 households to date […]

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Americans for Prosperity Foundation Calls for Withdrawal of AI Reporting Requirements in Defense Production Act Rule
Oct 7, 2024

Arlington, VA – Today, Americans for Prosperity Foundation (AFP Foundation) submitted a formal comment opposing the Bureau of Industry and Security’s (BIS) proposed rule that abuses Korean-war era Defense Production Act (DPA) authority to establish reporting requirements for the development of advanced artificial intelligence (AI) models and computing clusters. CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE COMMENT. […]

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AFP-OH Calls out Sherrod Brown as Tim Walz Campaigns Across Ohio 
Oct 5, 2024

CLEVELAND/CINCINNATI—Today, as Tim Walz makes campaign stops across Ohio, Sherrod Brown is attempting to distance himself from the economic failures of the Biden-Harris administration. While it’s still unknown whether or not he will be fundraising with Walz, the reality is he has voted with the president nearly 100% of the time. AFP-OH State Director Donovan O’Neil released […]

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MATS and HAPS Regulations Pose Substantial Threat to the Economy, Americans Deserve Accountability
Oct 4, 2024

ARLINGTON, VA— The recent Supreme Court’s recent denial of review in two separate proceedings concerning two Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) air emissions regulations leaves in place two Biden administration rules that will have devastating impacts on the energy sector, affecting America’s economy. AFP Energy Policy Fellow Faith Burns issued the following statement: “The Biden administration’s Mercury […]

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First Amendment cases get spicy at the Supreme Court: A preview of the coming term
Oct 4, 2024

If 2023–24 was the tech term, this term is shaping up to be no less interesting, and a bit spicier. Goodbye to censoring Covid and gun rights, and hello to on-line sexual materials and late-night crime reporting. While the Court has only granted two speech-related cases, there are some petitions pending that could make for […]

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