Technology
7 principles for reforming Section 230 (and none include policing internet speech) 
Jul 16, 2019

Washington, D.C., is buzzing about Section 230 — internet regulations within the Communications Decency Act. Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have proposed reforming Section 230 to give government a greater hand in controlling online speech. That dangerous path could lead to free-speech infringements that would change the internet as we know it for […]

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What Was the the Supreme Court’s Janus Case About?
Jun 24, 2019

For millions of Americans like Mark Janus, it means finally having a say over the use of the money they earned. Each paycheck, government workers in many states would notice that some of their hard-earned money was deducted for union dues. It didn’t matter whether they had joined a union — they still had to […]

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Coalition Calls for More Sunshine in DOJ 
May 28, 2019

We believe an open government is key to unlocking progress in many areas of public policy. Information empowers individuals to engage on issues they’re passionate about and hold those in power accountable. Consider the alternative: a government that operates largely behind closed doors. Without access to records, researchers can’t effectively study our criminal justice system. […]

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Cronyism
Our Economy Doesn’t Need the Export-Import Bank
May 10, 2019

Proponents of the Export-Import Bank claim that the bank’s issuance of loans and guarantees to large companies is essential to international competitiveness and a thriving American economy. According to a new study from the Mercatus Center, that claim isn’t true. The bank has shrunk — for the better While the Senate confirmed new directors — which are necessary to approve massive loans — to the Ex-Im Board this month, the bank has […]

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Governor Bullock Vetoes Campus Free Speech Bill
May 8, 2019

HELENA, Montana – Americans for Prosperity – Montana and the ACLU of Montana expressed disappointment after Governor Steve Bullock vetoed vital legislation that would protect free expression for students and faculty on Montana’s public college campuses. House Bill 735, The Campus Free Speech Bill, received bipartisan support in the House and the Senate, as well as […]

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AFP-Montana Launches Campaign Thanking Democrats and Republicans for Free Expression Votes
May 2, 2019

HELENA, Montana – Americans for Prosperity-Montana (AFP-MT) announced a new direct mail campaign thanking lawmakers for voting in support of ground breaking legislation that will protect free expression for students and faculty on Montana’s public college campuses. The Campus Free Speech bill (House Bill 735) received bipartisan support in both the House and the Senate, […]

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AFP, ACLU Join Forces for Free Expression on Montana Campuses
Apr 25, 2019

HELENA, Montana – Following a successful united effort to pass driver’s license suspension reform, the ACLU of Montana and Americans for Prosperity-Montana come together again to protect free speech rights. The Campus Free Speech Bill (House Bill 271) will protect free expression for students, faculty, and the public on Montana’s college campuses by: Protecting freedom of expression in the […]

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New Report Shows Taxpayers and Businesses Succeed Without Ex-Im Corporate Welfare
Apr 24, 2019

A new analysis from the Mercatus Center examining the Export-Import Bank and the aftereffects of a years-long lending cap confirms what we’ve known all along: businesses do not need the Export-Import Bank to compete in the marketplace. Since 2015, when Ex-Im last had the required number of board members to approve deals larger than $10 million, the Bank’s lending portfolio (both at […]

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Grassroots Group Caps off Second Chance Month with Direct-Mail Push
Apr 23, 2019

Americans for Prosperity-Montana applauds legislative leaders for making important progress on smart on crime reforms HELENA, Montana – Americans for Prosperity-Montana (AFP-MT) launched a direct mail campaign today inviting Montanans to call on their elected leaders who supported policies to reform the criminal justice system during the 2019 legislative session. The direct mail campaign is part of a six-figure […]

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