Americans for Prosperity Foundation urges Armed Services committees to protect congressional, public oversight of Department of Defense
Apr 16, 2020

Americans for Prosperity’s sister organization, Americans for Prosperity Foundation (AFPF), cosigned a letter along with Open The Government, Society of Professional Journalists, American Civil Liberties Union, and more than a dozen other organizations, urging members of the House and Senate Armed Services Committees to reject the Defense Department’s proposal for greater exemptions when disclosing information in response to FOIA requests. This proposal, the letter explained, is overly broad, […]

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On the Paycheck Protection Program, Congress needs to get it right
Apr 10, 2020

The COVID-19 crisis has caused an unprecedented amount of economic hardship for workers, families, and businesses across the country. Some of this hardship is the result of necessary government policy needed to address the coronavirus pandemic. In response, Congress passed the CARES Act, which is intended to provide needed relief funding for those individuals and […]

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Americans for Prosperity Press Release
Congress Needs To Focus on the $2 Trillion Package It Just Passed
Apr 9, 2020

Arlington, VA – Less than two weeks after Congress passed the $2 trillion CARES Act, some lawmakers are already rushing to load up a new multi-billion dollar funding package despite the CARES Act having barely been implemented.     Americans for Prosperity President Tim Phillips issued the following statement: “Now is the time to assess […]

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Watch How One Barber is Building a Movement
Apr 8, 2020

Last night, AFP activists and staff in Iowa gathered online for the premiere of a new video telling the incredible story of William Burt, a barber from the Hawkeye State whose story has brought about big change. It’s the kind of inspiring story we all need to see right now, and now you can watch […]

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Americans for Prosperity Press Release
After $2 Trillion in New Spending, Congress Needs to Find Offsetting Cuts
Apr 7, 2020

Arlington, VA – AFP Chief Government Affairs Officer Brent Gardner issued the following statement on recent reports that the Senate is considering $250 billion in additional funding for the Paycheck Protection Program, which provided an initial $350 billion for businesses to cover payroll and expenses during the coronavirus pandemic.   “After $2 trillion in new spending, […]

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Businesses and communities in South Carolina are stepping up to respond to COVID-19
Apr 7, 2020

These are uncertain times as the world continues to combat the coronavirus pandemic. But amid great challenges, communities and businesses have risen up to care and provide for each other. South Carolina’s businesses are no exception. All over the state, business leaders and communities have joined forces to donate medical equipment, provide meals, keep local […]

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Ten Ways Governor Bill Lee’s executive order is breaking down barriers for Tennesseans during the COVID-19 crisis
Apr 7, 2020

The coronavirus pandemic has taken its toll on communities all over the world. Tennessee is no different. Many are facing the challenges that come with this new way of life, from social distancing to supply shortages to fewer health care options. But Gov. Bill Lee has taken steps to ensure Tennesseans have access to the […]

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ICYMI: Telemedicine will save lives during the pandemic; it’ll save more if barriers are lifted permanently
Apr 4, 2020

The coronavirus pandemic has made starkly clear the benefits of telemedicine, and governments have taken notice by moving to temporarily suspend many of the pointless barriers that get in the way of caring for patients. But there’s more that Virginia’s elected officials and regulators can do to ensure all Virginians can get the care they […]

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Lessons to learn from the passage of the CARES Act
Apr 3, 2020

Responding to the health and economic crises in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic will require everyone to do their part. Communities, businesses, educational institutions, and government each have a critical role to play to ensure we take care of those hardest hit and help our country rebuild. How we rise to this challenge will […]

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