Americans for Prosperity Press Release
Americans for Prosperity Launches Nationwide Campaign Tying Government Spending to the Rising Costs of Living
Apr 6, 2022

“From overspending in Washington to gas tax holiday gimmicks at the state level, West Virginians deserve real, long-term solutions to make life more affordable.” CHARLESTON, WV – Today, Americans for Prosperity (AFP) launched “The True Cost of Washington” campaign. The new initiative, which will engage citizens in West Virginia and eight other states over the next […]

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Americans for Prosperity Press Release
AFP Launches its Boldest Campaign to Date Aimed at Making Everyday Life More Affordable Through Solutions that Unleash Energy Abundance, End Wasteful Spending, and Ignite Innovation
Apr 6, 2022

The True Cost of Washington campaign will educate Americans in nine states about the truth behind rising costs while offering real solutions to make everyday life more affordable 

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Mississippi Growth Forum
Americans for Prosperity Applauds Governor Signature On Bill to Lower State Income Tax
Apr 5, 2022

Calls it a “bold first step” towards full elimination of the state income tax JACKSON, Miss. – Americans for Prosperity – Mississippi (AFP-MS) today thanked Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves for signing HB 531, Mississippi Tax Freedom Act of 2022 which would reduce the state income tax. AFP-MS has advocated for a responsible solution to eliminate the state income tax. […]

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Americans for Prosperity's True Cost Tour offers government spending solutions that can decrease the cost of living
These six solutions will make life more affordable for everyday Americans
Apr 5, 2022

Do you feel your paycheck isn’t going as far as it used to? That when you go to the grocery store, you’ve noticed your bill is higher, but there are fewer and fewer items in your cart with every trip? (Perhaps you’ve even taken items out while waiting in line at the checkout counter.) And […]

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Americans for Prosperity Announces First Wave of Primary Endorsements for Montana State Legislature
Apr 5, 2022

HELENA, MT — Americans for Prosperity Montana (AFP-MT) announced its endorsement of candidates for the Montana State Legislature—John Fuller (SD-04), Barry Usher (SD-20), Mallerie Stromswold (HD-50), Rep. Caleb Hinkle (HD-68), and Lyn Hellegaard (HD-97). AFP-MT engages in grassroots outreach to advocate for long-term solutions to problems that prevent people from realizing their full potential — unsustainable […]

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Americans for Prosperity Press Release
AFP: Investment Regulations Stifling Innovation and Growth
Apr 5, 2022

Arlington, Va. (April 4, 2022) — Americans for Prosperity today urged Congress to advance a series of bills that would help ensure the U.S. remains a strong creator of small businesses and stays competitive in the global economy with countries like China. Draconian regulations create red tape and prohibitive costs that keep investors on the […]

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How a lawsuit about video games could affect your phone’s app store
Apr 5, 2022

Americans for Prosperity Foundation urges Ninth Circuit to uphold the consumer welfare standard. By Michael Pepson and Jeffrey Ogar Think about  the innovations that make your life better. Google searches. Packages delivered to your door by Amazon. Apps on your iPhone. Each of these was developed by a company now accused of being too “dominant” […]

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Americans For Prosperity Applauds Passage of Free Speech Legislation
Apr 4, 2022

ATLANTA – Americans for Prosperity – Georgia (AFP-GA) today applauded the Senate for passing HB 1, the Forming Open and Robust University Minds (FORUM) Act. The bill now heads to Governor Kemp for his signature. AFP-GA Deputy State Director Tony West released the following statement:  “Protecting the right to free speech on college campuses is critical. This […]

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Americans for Prosperity Press Release
AFP: Here’s Why We Cannot Support Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Nomination
Apr 1, 2022

“Our review of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s record and statements raise concerns about the soundness of her judicial philosophy.”

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