Americans for Prosperity Congratulates Fred Glynn on Primary Victory
Jul 13, 2022

INDIANAPOLIS, IN – Americans for Prosperity-Indiana (AFP-IN) today released a statement following a manual recount that began on Monday in Indiana’s House District 32, cementing Fred Glynn as the primary victor. “We are proud to have stood with Fred Glynn during the primary and throughout the recount process and wish him a hearty congratulations on his […]

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More Spending and Higher Taxes in the Face of Recession. What Could Go Wrong?
Jul 13, 2022

In new ad campaign, Americans for Prosperity urges West Virginia’s lawmakers in Washington to think long and hard before agreeing to salvage ‘Build Back Better’ CHARLESTON, WV – As news reports indicate Democrats in the Senate are moving closer to a deal on a reconciliation package, Americans for Prosperity-West Virginia (AFP-WV) is announcing the launch of […]

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Americans for Prosperity-Ohio Backs Additional Policy-Focused Candidates for General Assembly
Jul 13, 2022

Columbus, Ohio—Americans for Prosperity-Ohio (AFP-OH) today endorsed additional candidates for the Ohio General Assembly, bringing the organization’s total legislative endorsements to 11. Today’s endorsements include Sen. Nathan Manning of North Ridgeville (Senate District 13), Rep. Darrell Kick of Loudonville (House District 98), and Tim Barhorst of Fort Loramie (House District 85). AFP-OH endorsed these candidates […]

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AFP Launches Major Ad Campaign Elevating the Voices of Those Struggling with Inflation, High Gas Prices
Jul 13, 2022

Series of testimonials highlights painstaking tradeoffs and appeals to Washington to change course. Arlington, VA – Americans for Prosperity today extended its “True Cost of Washington” campaign with the launch of a series of testimonial ads about how rising costs have been putting pressure on individuals and families and what Washington needs to do to provide […]

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Cars lining up early for relief from the rising cost of gas in 2022. AFP-New Hampshire was on hand to lower gas prices for customers and educate them about how Washington's failed policies are driving the rising cost of gas over time.
New Hampshire residents frustrated with the rising cost of gas over time
Jul 12, 2022

In New Hampshire, the cost of gas on January 20, 2021, the day President Joe Biden took office, was $2.38. A year ago it was just $2.98 per gallon. Since then, the cost of gas in 2022 has risen steadily, hitting $4.75 earlier this month. Residents are frustrated with the rising cost of gas over […]

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Americans For Prosperity Foundation Sues for Disinformation Governance Board Records
Jul 12, 2022

ARLINGTON, VA—Americans For Prosperity Foundation (AFPF) filed suit today to enforce a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request for records related to the body the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced earlier this year. “More than two months after the agency announced the new body, the public still doesn’t know basic information about its authority, […]

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ICYMI: AFP’s Ground Game A Difference-Maker in Tight Races
Jul 12, 2022

Americans for Prosperity’s robust ground game is making a difference in races across the country. Bloomberg Government showcases AFP’s grassroots capabilities, focusing on AFP-CO’s successful primary campaign to help state Senator Barbara Kirkmeyer’s (R) bid for the state’s new congressional district. ______ Koch Group Turns Off TV as It Pushes Personal Campaign Approach Bloomberg Government […]

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Media Advisory: Americans for Prosperity Hosts “True Cost of Washington” Tour in Wisconsin
Jul 11, 2022

AFP-WI hosting events across Wisconsin to help relieve pain caused by runaway inflation MADISON, Wis. – Americans for Prosperity-Wisconsin (AFP-WI) announced today that the grassroots group will host several events throughout the state to highlight the true cost of Washington’s bad policies and the pain runaway inflation is causing families and small business owners. The […]

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Government favoritism and overregulation: A formula for disaster
Jul 11, 2022

At a dinner I attended recently with some old chums, two of my female friends made delightful announcements that each was pregnant with her first child. More marvelous still, each was due at virtually the same time later this fall. Such a bounty of good tidings was met with the usual, if not pedestrian, inquiries from the […]

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