House Committee’s Approval of Asset Forfeiture Bills are an Attack on Individual Rights
May 11, 2021

Americans for Prosperity urges lawmakers to abandon bills that would expand forfeiture in airports          LANSING, Mich — The House Judiciary Committee narrowly approved a set of bills that would roll back civil asset forfeiture protections for the people of Michigan on Tuesday, allowing airport authorities to seize and keep more cash without proving […]

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Direct primary care would free up Alaska’s doctors to treat patients
May 11, 2021

A large part of the health care access problem faced by many Alaskans is that pointless regulations on providers make it more difficult for them to treat patients. But as Ryan McKee, state director of Americans for Prosperity-Alaska, points out in a new op-ed in the Anchorage Daily News, lawmakers in Juneau are considering a measure […]

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Americans For Prosperity – Minnesota Statement on Health Care Omnibus Bill Priorities
May 11, 2021

ST. PAUL, MN – As negotiations continue on the Health and Human Services Omnibus Bill, Americans For Prosperity – Minnesota (AFP-MN) is reiterating its opposition to language in the the bill that would establish a “public option,” creating unsustainable tax burdens on Minnesota families and setting the table for centralized government control of health care. AFP-MN is also […]

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Americans For Prosperity – Iowa Thanks Gov. Reynolds for Ending Participation in Federal Unemployment Benefit Programs, Bolstering Iowa’s Growing Jobs
May 11, 2021

DES MOINES, IA – Following Governor Kim Reynolds’ announcement marking the end to Iowa’s participation in the Federal Unemployment Benefit Programs that are hindering the state’s economic recovery, Americans for Prosperity-Iowa (AFP-IA) released a statement thanking Gov. Reynolds for taking this step to help boost Iowa’s economy and help businesses who are looking to create jobs. […]

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What’s at stake for gig workers if the Senate passes the PRO Act?
May 11, 2021

How would the Protecting the Right to Organize Act, also called the PRO Act, affect independent contractors, including gig workers and freelancers, across the country? Would it help them, as supporters of the bill claim — or would it end up costing many of them their livelihoods? Thomas Bingham, a senior grassroots trainer with Grassroots […]

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Americans for Prosperity-Colorado Pushes Back Against Proposed Gas Fee Increase During Committee Hearing
May 10, 2021

DENVER – Americans for Prosperity-Colorado today weighted in after the proposed gas fee was debated in committee. The grassroots group showed up to the hearing with a group of activists where some provided testimony. Those that testified highlighted the consequences of the bill including the disproportionate impact on low-income communities.  AFP-CO State Director Jesse Mallory issued […]

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ICYMI: AFP-NH Joins Ben & Jerry’s, Coalition in Support of Qualified Immunity Reform
May 10, 2021

CONCORD, NH – Americans for Prosperity-New Hampshire (AFP-NH) today participated in a press conference with the Institute for Justice and Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield, co-founders of Ben & Jerry’s, supporting reforming the state’s qualified immunity laws. Qualified immunity is a judge-made doctrine that shields the government from legal accountability in civil court even when […]

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AFP-SC Leads Coalition Letter Urging Repeal of Certificate of Need Laws
May 10, 2021

COLUMBIA, SC – Americans for Prosperity-South Carolina (AFP-SC) and a broad coalition of more than a dozen organizations sent a letter to the South Carolina legislative leadership and state senators urging their support of S. 290, a bill that would repeal the state’s certificate of need (CON) laws. Last week, AFP-SC announced a major ad […]

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How the PRO Act threatens this outdoor-writer activist's American Dream
How the PRO Act threatens this outdoor writer-activist’s American Dream
May 10, 2021

Gabriella Hoffman loves the outdoors. In her work as a freelance writer and media strategist, she helps advance political freedom, and she feels the most free when her work takes her outside to cover conservation, hunting, and fishing. Hoffman started her career in Washington, D.C., working a traditional 9-to-5 job that kept her mostly indoors. […]

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