AFP-NJ Urges Voters to Oppose Ballot Question 1
Nov 1, 2018

TRENTON, NJ – Americans for Prosperity – New Jersey (AFP-NJ), is urging its activist base and all New Jersey voters to “Vote No” on Question 1 next Tuesday, November 6th. The ballot question will lead to higher property taxes and even more debt at a time when our state is one the most indebted states in […]

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To keep removing barriers to opportunity, re-elect Gov. Ducey
Nov 1, 2018

We Arizonans know how to overcome obstacles. Throughout our state’s history, we’ve taken what nature’s thrown at us, whether it’s the endless miles of scorching desert or rugged snow-capped mountains. And like the saguaro cactus, we adapt and thrive. Gov. Doug Ducey embodies that can-do spirit and his policies reflect it. He has consistently worked […]

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Support the SAFE Vehicles Rule to Help Restore Affordability to Auto-Buying 
Nov 1, 2018

Millions of Americans purchase and drive cars. For those who live in areas where they can’t rely on public transportation, affordable access to a vehicle is a necessity. So, when the Obama administration implemented a corporate welfare scheme in the auto industry, Americans who rely on cars the most paid the price. But now the Trump administration […]

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Take a Tour of the Bad State-Policy Graveyard  
Oct 31, 2018

All year long, Americans for Prosperity activists work hard to kill pieces of legislation that erect barriers to opportunity across the country. This Halloween, the Bad State-Policy Graveyard is open for tours — and you’re invited!   Take a look at some of the scariest state policies that ended up here and find out how activists laid […]

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Dean, Others Wrong on Expanding Obamacare
Oct 30, 2018

Grassroots group urges Tennesseans to reject Medicaid expansion NASHVILLE, TN – Americans for Prosperity-Tennessee (AFP-TN), the state’s leading grassroots advocacy organization for economic freedom, today urged gubernatorial candidate Karl Dean to protect Tennessee’s most vulnerable citizens and the state’s fiscal future by abandoning his proposal to expand Medicaid under Obamacare. Karl Dean has been an […]

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Let’s Dust the Cobwebs Off Our Skeletal Courts 
Oct 30, 2018

What’s scarier than a vacancy at the Bates Motel? 132 vacancies on our nation’s federal courts. Nearly half of those vacancies are classified as “judicial emergencies,” having long-vacant seats and an over-burdened caseloads. Forget skeleton graveyards — these skeletal courts adjudicate many of our nation’s most imports cases. These cases, in turn, have real and lasting consequences for […]

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AFP Official Comment in Support of The Safer Affordable Fuel Efficient (SAFE) Vehicles Proposed Rule for Model Years 2021-2026 
Oct 29, 2018

October 25,2018   To: Environmental Protection Agency & National Highway Traffic Safety Administration   RE: Public Comment for docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2018-0283 The Safer Affordable Fuel Efficient (SAFE) Vehicles Proposed Rule for Model Years 2021-2026  Dear Deputy Administrator King and Acting Administrator Wheeler:   Today, I write on behalf of more than 3.2 million Americans for Prosperity (AFP) activists across all 50 […]

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No Monsters Needed: These 4 Federal Overspending Facts Are Sure to Give You a Fright 
Oct 29, 2018

Halloween isn’t until Wednesday, but federal spending has been scary this entire year. Actually, it’s been scary for decades. A new report Speeding Toward Bankruptcy indicates that spending grew an average of 2.3 percent each year over the past 30 years. That’s greater than the average annual revenue growth during that same amount of time! But those aren’t the only frightening facts […]

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AFP Applauds California’s Agreement Not to Enforce Internet Regulations
Oct 26, 2018

Arlington, VA – Americans for Prosperity (AFP) today praised California’s decision not to enforce its new internet regulation law pending the resolution of a petition for review of the FCC’s Restoring Internet Freedom Order in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia and any subsequent proceedings before the U.S. Supreme Court. AFP Policy Manager David Barnes issued […]

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