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AFP Keeps Pressure on Lawmakers, Encouraging Congress to Pass Right-to-Try Legislation
Mar 13, 2018

The House of Representatives is considering a federal right-to-try bill to give terminally ill patients access to potentially life-saving experimental treatments. Thirty-eight states currently have right-to-try laws on the books, but there is no federal right-to-try law that extends that access to patients in all states. In previous weeks, Americans for Prosperity’s grassroots activists have kept pressure […]

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AFP-NM Applauds McKinley County for Supporting Right to Work
Mar 13, 2018

Gallup, NM – Americans for Prosperity-New Mexico (AFP-NM) is applauding the move by McKinley County Commissioners to pass a Right to Work ordinance. Commissioner Bill Lee is sponsoring the ordinance. When Right to Work passes, McKinley could be the second county in New Mexico to expand workers’ rights. The grassroots group was in attendance to […]

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AFP-NJ Letter to Legislature: Oppose Hollywood Handout Bill
Mar 12, 2018

Dear Chairman Sarlo and Members of the Senate Budget & Appropriations Committee: On behalf of 3.2 million Americans for Prosperity activists around the country and the 137,000 here in New Jersey, we respectfully urge you to oppose any tax credits for the film and digital media industry. Please vote “No” on S-122 tomorrow in Committee, […]

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AFP-LA Comments on Gov. Edwards’ Remarks on Licensing Reform
Mar 12, 2018

BATON ROUGE, La. – Americans for Prosperity-Louisiana (AFP-LA) released a statement Monday in response to Gov. Edwards speech to open the 2018 Regular Session. “I was excited to hear Governor Edwards’ comments on occupational licensing reform today, including the repeal of the florist license.” John Kay noted, “Lately, there has been much uncertainty coming out […]

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Secretary DeVos is right. Education freedom improves public schools.
Mar 12, 2018

Last night on CBS’s 60 Minutes, Education Secretary Betsy DeVos was asked about the impact of school choice policies on public schools. Citing Florida’s positive track record on education—a state with an abundance of public and private school choice options—DeVos rightly stated that when more educational options are available to families, the academic outcome of students in traditional public schools improve.   60 Minutes host Lesley Stahl challenged DeVos’s argument, however, pointing out that in DeVos’ […]

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AFP-South Carolina Pushes for Education Opportunity for All SC Kids
Mar 12, 2018

Palmetto State Activists Back Sweeping Special Needs Education Freedom Bills Measures could advance to Governor McMaster’s desk before end of session COLUMBIA, SC – Americans for Prosperity-South Carolina today reaffirmed its commitment to improving education opportunity for all children in the Palmetto State by coming out in strong support of S. 622, the Equal Opportunity […]

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You Already Know Lower Taxes are Good for North Carolina. Did You Know You Might Have the Chance to Ensure Lower Taxes Stick Around – Permanently?
Mar 12, 2018

Tax reform that puts more money in taxpayers’ pockets and decreases the financial burden on businesses isn’t new for North Carolinians.

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Education and Worker Freedom Expanded in Florida as Governor Scott Signs HB 7055 Into Law
Mar 11, 2018

Tallahassee, FL – Today, Americans for Prosperity-Florida (AFP-FL), the states leading grassroots advocates for education and worker freedom applauded Florida Governor Rick Scott for announcing that he will sign House Bill 7055. The bill creates the Hope Scholarship which extends additional options for bullied students and empowers teachers empowers teachers with greater authority over their representation in […]

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AFP-FL Celebrates Free-Market Successes in 2018 Florida Legislative Victories
Mar 9, 2018

Florida is becoming a more open and free society through common sense reforms Tallahassee, FL – Americans for Prosperity-Florida (AFP-FL) state director Chris Hudson released the following statement as the 2018 legislative session comes to an end. This session included significant free-market advancements in healthcare policy, expanding fiscal responsibility, labor reforms, education policy, and transparent […]

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