Technology
ICYMI: Protect Privacy Without Destroying Innovation
Jan 23, 2019

Americans for Prosperity Senior Tech Policy Analyst Billy Easley II | Real Clear Policy Technological innovation has fueled America’s rise as a world power. Thanks to scientific advancements, generations of Americans have enjoyed the highest standard of living in history… These advancements occurred largely because Americans have the freedom to pursue their dreams and develop technologies that benefit millions, sometimes billions, of people […]

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AFP-SC: Celebrate Educational Freedom
Jan 23, 2019

COLUMBIA, SC – In celebration of National School Choice Week, Americans for Prosperity- South Carolina issued the following statement: AFP-SC state director Andrew Yates issued the following statement: “Americans for Prosperity – South Carolina is pleased to join champions of educational freedom at our state capitol during National School Choice Week. Advocates, students, families and […]

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Letter in Support of S-2540/A-3979: The Dignity for Incarcerated Caretakers Act
Jan 23, 2019

Dear Chairwoman Greenstein and Chairman Burzichelli: On behalf of Americans for Prosperity – New Jersey, our tens of thousands of activists across the state and our 3.2 million activists across the nation, I urge you to please post S-2540 and A-3979 for a vote in your respective committees. Over 65,000 New Jersey children have grown up […]

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ICYMI: Congress should bring balance to U.S. tariff policy
Jan 22, 2019

Americans for Prosperity Senior Policy Fellow Alison Acosta Winters | The Hill As the trade talks with China continue, administration officials are reportedly pursuing legislation that would expand the president’s authority to impose tariffs. The U.S. Reciprocal Trade Act would empower the president to raise tariffs on individual products if he determines that any of our trading […]

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AFP-NM: Hang Ten
Jan 22, 2019

Sierra, McKinley Counties pass right-to-work ordinances TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES, N.M. – Americans for Prosperity-New Mexico (AFP-NM) on Tuesday applauded the Sierra and McKinley County Commissions for passing right-to-work ordinances, making Sierra and McKinley the ninth and tenth counties in New Mexico to expand workers’ rights. Sandoval, Otero, Lincoln, Chaves, Eddy, Roosevelt, Lea, and San Juan counties, […]

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AFP-Backed Criminal Justice Reform Bill Progresses
Jan 22, 2019

TRENTON, NJ – Americans for Prosperity-backed criminal justice reform progressed this past Thursday, including S-1589, which removes a ban on individuals with criminal records from obtaining one of the state’s 200+ occupational licenses. Currently, an individual can be banned from a profession even if his or her crime has nothing to do with the profession and occurred […]

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Testimony in Support of Bill S-1589: A Fresh Start
Jan 17, 2019

Dear Chairwoman Pou and Members of the Senate Commerce Committee: On behalf of Americans for Prosperity – NJ, our tens of thousands of activists across the state and our 3.2 million activists across the nation, I respectfully urge you to please vote “Yes” on S-1589, which is up in your committee tomorrow. This bill, supported by […]

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AFP-Nebraska: Drop Harmful Lincoln Sales Tax Increase
Jan 16, 2019

Grassroots group urges the Lincoln City Council to focus on spending taxpayer dollars responsibly rather than increasing taxes LINCOLN, NE – Americans for Prosperity-Nebraska today urged the Lincoln City Council to abandon Mayor Chris Beutler’s proposal to include a $13 million annual sales tax hike on the April 9 primary ballot. “At some point, Mayor […]

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AFPF-NJ: My Pay My Say Efforts Continue in 2019
Jan 16, 2019

NEWARK, N.J. – The New Jersey chapter of Americans for Prosperity Foundation released the following statement regarding a lawsuit filed by the Mackinac Center Legal Foundation against the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers Union on behalf of United Airline customer service workers. Currently, the law remains unclear if the Janus ruling prohibiting agency fees […]

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