AFP-MI Calls on President Biden, Governor Whitmer to Stand with All Americans in Reversing Inflationary Agenda
Oct 26, 2023

Lansing, Michigan – As Ford, Stellantis, and GM recently announced new rounds of layoffs due to the UAW strike, Americans for Prosperity-Michigan State Director Annie Patnaude released the following statement: “By playing favorites and recklessly spending Michiganders’ hard-earned tax dollars the Biden-Whitmer agenda has emboldened big union leaders who know they will stand with them instead of American auto […]

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AFP Calls Out President Biden for Policies Harming America’s Workers
Oct 26, 2023

ARLINGTON, VA – As we wait to see if a tentative agreement between the UAW and Ford advances and leads to deals ending the strikes at GM and Stellantis facilities, Americans for Prosperity’s Employment Policy Fellow Austen Bannan made the following statement: “The aggressive union demands and strikes have already caused UAW auto workers, and all American […]

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Battle over speech rights and cancel culture in the wake of war
Oct 26, 2023

The challenging part about defending free speech is that it means defending speech you hate. There has been a lot of that for me the last couple of weeks. Hamas terrorists killed Israeli civilians on October 7 and took hostage many more, including young children. While many individuals and organizations released statements and protested against […]

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AFP-NH Congratulates Gov. Sununu, New Hampshire Legislature on Blocking Electricity Rate Hike
Oct 26, 2023

Manchester, New Hampshire—Americans for Prosperity-New Hampshire (AFP-NH) on Wednesday congratulated lawmakers on successfully blocking a veto override of House Bill 142, known as the Burgess Biomass bill. This move ensures that Granite State ratepayers and taxpayers won’t need to continue to subsidize a poorly run facility. AFP-NH State Director Greg Moore congratulated both the Governor […]

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Pass the Prevent Government Shutdowns Act Before It’s Too Late
Oct 25, 2023

ARLINGTON, VA—Today, Americans for Prosperity launched a major campaign urging Congress to pass the bipartisan, bicameral Prevent Government Shutdowns Act ahead of its vote on the Senate floor this week. The six-figure effort will feature digital ads in a number of key states and districts and a landing page at PreventGovernmentShutdowns.com to encourage voters to write their […]

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Now That We Have a Speaker, Pass the Prevent Government Shutdowns Act
Oct 25, 2023

ARLINGTON, VA—Americans for Prosperity’s Chief Government Affairs Officer Brent Gardner made the following statement today in response to the election of Rep. Mike Johnson (R-LA) as the next Speaker of the House: “Now that the 118th Congress again has a Speaker of the House, Members urgently need to get back to work on the important issues […]

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Key Vote Alert: Vote YES on S.Amdt.1232, the Prevent Government Shutdowns Act
Oct 25, 2023

Dear Senators, On behalf of millions of Americans for Prosperity activists in all 50 states, I urge you to support S.Amdt.1232 to S.Amdt.1092, the bipartisan, bicameral Prevent Government Shutdowns Act, by Senator James Lankford. This amendment would restore the federal government’s pre-Carter Administration practice of automatically continuing appropriations (“auto CRs”) until new appropriations bills are […]

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Sick of government shutdowns? The Prevent Government Shutdowns Act would stop them.
Sick of government shutdowns? This bill would prevent them.
Oct 24, 2023

If the government shuts down, it can’t spend appropriated money, and many activities stop. At surface level this may seem like a great way to block big government. However, shutdown politics actually cost the American people far more in the long run. Here’s how Washington’s crisis-to-crisis governing hurts us all and the measures we need […]

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Americans for Prosperity-Louisiana Announces Four New Endorsements Ahead of General Election
Oct 23, 2023

Baton Rouge, LA—Today, Americans for Prosperity-Louisiana (AFP-LA) announced its support of four additional candidates to serve various parts of the Pelican State, rounding out a total of 21 endorsements this election season. The announcement comes on the heels of the organization’s backing of 17 candidates in the primary, 15 of which found success on election night. With a priority […]

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