Americans For Prosperity – Kentucky Releases Legislative Scorecard
Oct 19, 2022

Highlights Rep. Dan Fister, Rep. Ken Fleming, and Sen. Donald Douglas FRANKFORT, KY — Americans for Prosperity – Kentucky (AFP-KY) today released its 2022 Legislative Scorecard, highlighting state lawmakers’ votes during the past legislative session. The full Scorecard downloadable PDF is available here or at kentuckyscorecard.com. AFP-KY Coalitions Director Nikki Rothwell released the following statement: “The legislative scorecard is […]

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Representative Ron Estes shares what he really thinks about Washington's current state
Representative Ron Estes shares what he really thinks about Washington’s current state
Oct 19, 2022

With inflation at record highs, spending continuing to skyrocket, and everyday Americans struggling, it’s obvious that America is in dire need of a change of course. “It’s actually becoming the kind of business that our forefathers ran from in order to start America,” Representative Ron Estes told Americans for Prosperity. So where did we go […]

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Lieutenant Governor Earle-Sears to Speak at AFP-VA, VEOA “Rally for Education Rights” in Richmond
Oct 18, 2022

Richmond, Virginia – On Thursday, November 17, Americans for Prosperity-Virginia (AFP-VA), in partnership with the Virginia Education Opportunity Alliance (VEOA), will host a “Rally for Education Rights” that will feature Lieutenant Governor Winsome Earle-Sears, Virginia legislators, and hundreds of activists, in Richmond, VA. The rally will bolster support for more educational freedom in Virginia, as VEOA continues training activists to effectively […]

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Senator Marsha Blackburn discusses how to boost growth and cut inflation
Senator Marsha Blackburn discusses how to boost growth and cut inflation
Oct 18, 2022

Senator Marsha Blackburn joined Americans for Prosperity’s  #CongressConvos series recently to discuss the federal policies that will enhance economic and job growth. Blackburn, the first woman from Tennessee elected to the Senate, noted that since President Joe Biden took office in January 2021, food prices have risen 13.5%. Gas and fuel prices have jumped 68%. […]

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Americans for Prosperity Press Release
Rep. Chip Roy’s Healthcare Freedom Act Would Give Patients a Personal Option in Health Care
Oct 18, 2022

Tax-free Health Savings Accounts save people money and give them more control over their health care by putting them in charge of their health care dollars.

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Americans for Prosperity Press Release
OCT 19: AFP-NH & ACLU-NH Host “People Over Politics”
Oct 18, 2022

Nashua, New Hampshire—On Wednesday October 19, Americans for Prosperity-New Hampshire (AFP-NH) and the American Civil Liberties Union of New Hampshire (ACLU-NH) will hold a public discussion with local experts on solutions to improve public safety. This event is the first in a series of events cohosted by AFP-NH and ACLU-NH to address criminal justice and […]

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Americans for Prosperity Press Release
The NOPAIN Act: More Options to Battle Opioid Addiction
Oct 17, 2022

The NOPAIN ACT, bipartisan legislation in Congress that will allow Medicare enrollees to access FDA-approved, non-opioid alternative treatments for pain management.

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AFP staffer with customers at one of the True Cost of Washington Tour's many stops, where staffers heard from everyday Americans about how inflation was affection their families.
‘High prices…can literally mean a missed meal for some folks’
Oct 14, 2022

This summer, with inflation at historic highs, Americans for Prosperity staff and volunteers hosted more than 130 True Cost of Washington events at gas stations and grocery stores in more than 30 states to lower prices and connect Americans to Washington’s role in causing inflation and the solutions for our current economic woes. To give […]

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Your free speech is on the docket during this Supreme Court term
Your free speech is on the docket during this Supreme Court term
Oct 14, 2022

October is the best month of the year. It’s a fact. The weather is the best, the leaves are changing, football is in full swing, and the U.S. Supreme Court returns to session. The Court has only filled about half of its case load for the 2022-2023 term. And it already looks like a significant […]

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