White House Report Underscores Need for Antitrust Enforcement to Focus on Consumer Welfare
Mar 2, 2020

Competition and innovation are allowing the American economy to reach unprecedented heights. Since the passage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, real disposable personal income per household has risen by about $6,000 and employment numbers are higher than they’ve been in decades. Despite this success, many activists and interested parties from across […]

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AFP-PA Announces 2020 Statewide Tax Reform Tour
Feb 20, 2020

HARRISBURG, PA – Americans for Prosperity-Pennsylvania (AFP-PA), the Keystone State’s leading free-market grassroots organization, announced today the launch of its statewide 2020 Tax Reform Tour. The tour centers on bringing Pennsylvanians together around the need for comprehensive tax reform for the Commonwealth. It officially kicked off today in the 57th Legislative District with Representative Eric Nelson […]

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Americans for Prosperity on Governor Wolf’s Budget Address
Feb 4, 2020

HARRISBURG, Pa. – Americans for Prosperity-Pennsylvania (AFP-PA) State Director Ashley Klingensmith on Tuesday released the following statement ahead of Governor Tom Wolf’s budget address: “Governor Wolf should be focused on creating a tax and regulatory climate that removes barriers to opportunity for Commonwealth residents. As we move into the second half of the legislative session, […]

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AFP-PA Releases Midsession Legislative Scorecard
Jan 13, 2020

HARRISBURG, Pa. – Americans for Prosperity-Pennsylvania(AFP-PA) today released their 2019-2020 midsession scorecard. The comprehensive digest informs Pennsylvanians on how their elected officials voted on the most impactful bills of the legislative session, covering issues such as criminal justice reform and economic opportunity. The Scorecard includes more than 3,526 individual votes covering 20 bills in the state House and Senate. This […]

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The good, the bad and the ugly: Here’s what’s in the new spending bills
Dec 20, 2019

Your Christmas present from Congress has just arrived – two omnibus spending bills with “something for everyone to like.” But really, they are a massive, expensive lump of coal. As Congress has seen fit to do so many times in the past, these spending bills were left until the last minute, forcing a scramble to […]

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AFP-PA Commends State House Judiciary Committee for Passing Occupational Licensure, Probation Reforms
Dec 9, 2019

HARRISBURG, PA – Americans for Prosperity – Pennsylvania (AFP-PA) today thanked the Pennsylvania House Judiciary Committee for passing House Bills 1555, 440 and 1477, which will help to provide more pathways for individuals to complete their probation and parole, redirects state resources towards high-risk cases and affords greater opportunities for employment for individuals with criminal records. […]

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AFP Launches Accountability Ad Campaign Targeting Ex-Im, Corporate Welfare Vote of Rep. Fitzpatrick
Dec 5, 2019

HARRISBURG, PA – Americans for Prosperity (AFP) today announced a six-figure direct mail, digital, and newspaper advertising effort to hold accountable 15 members of Congress who recently voted in favor of extending the controversial Export-Import Bank (Ex-Im). Among the targeted members, Pennsylvania Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick was included for his vote to reauthorize the embattled institution. AFP […]

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AFP-PA Applauds Senate for Passing Occupational Licensure Reform
Nov 21, 2019

HARRISBURG, PA – Americans for Prosperity – Pennsylvania (AFP-PA) today thanked the Pennsylvania Senate for unanimously passing Senate Bill 637, which would help provide a pathway to employment for individuals who have a criminal record. Currently, government occupational licensing laws and regulations prevent Pennsylvanians with past convictions who have paid their debt to society from […]

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Five Takeaways from AFP’s New Spending Report  
Jul 22, 2019

Suppose you earned $26,000 last year, but you spent $32,000 — meaning you borrowed $6,000, which you now have to pay interest on. Most people would say that you’re not living within your means. What’s more, since you you’ve already racked up $168,000 in debt, you’ve been at this overspending thing for a while. Clearly, […]

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