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Americans for Prosperity Fighting for the Rule of Law at Every Level of the Courts
Feb 8, 2018

Our country’s courts play an essential role in protecting the freedoms and rights we hold dear, so it’s essential that we have judges who adhere to the rule of law and uphold the Constitution. That’s why Americans for Prosperity recently announced a new initiative to lay the groundwork for the next Supreme Court justice and […]

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AFP-Indiana Commends Senate for Passing Occupational Licensing Bill
Feb 6, 2018

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – Americans for Prosperity-Indiana (AFP-IN) today applauded the Senate for passing Senate Bill 399, which curbs the growth of burdensome and unnecessary occupational licensing regulations, by a vote of 41-6. AFP-IN, the state’s leading grassroots organization, has been at the forefront of opposing unnecessary occupational licenses without a compelling public need. The group […]

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AFP-IN Commends HHS Secretary for Approving Indiana Medicaid Work Requirements
Feb 2, 2018

INDIANAPOLIS, IN – Americans for Prosperity-Indiana (AFP-IN) on Friday applauded Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Alex Azar for approving Indiana’s waiver to add work requirements for able-bodied adults under Medicaid. AFP-IN has consistently advocated for strengthening Medicaid by ensuring that it works better for the least fortunate Americans who the program was intended to […]

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Americans for Prosperity-Indiana Urges Support for Occupational Licensing Reform Bill
Feb 1, 2018

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – Americans for Prosperity-Indiana (AFP-IN) on Thursday expressed support for Senate Bill 399, which would create opportunity for workers in Indiana by curbing the growth of burdensome and unnecessary occupational licensing regulations. AFP-IN has consistently opposed unnecessary occupational licensing without a public need. AFP-IN State Director Justin Stevens today testified before the Senate […]

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Time to Reshape the Federal Bureaucracy:  A Call for Civil Service Reform
Jan 29, 2018

This year, the Trump administration has an opportunity to make good on the campaign promise to “drain the swamp” by enacting civil service reform. As Kimberley Strassel noted in her recent op-ed in the Wall Street Journal: “When Candidate Trump first referred to “the swamp,” he was talking about the bog of Beltway lobbyists and “establishment” politicians. But […]

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Tax Reform Continues to Boost the American Economy, Benefiting Millions of Workers  
Jan 26, 2018

It’s been nearly a month since the passage of tax reform and thousands of American workers and their families are experiencing the benefits of the new law firsthand. Businesses were quick to respond to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, announcing employee bonuses and new investments in communities across America. Now, another wave of major companies has announced benefits for hardworking Americans.  These companies include: Apple – As a result of the new […]

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Amazon’s HQ2 and the Hidden Cost of Corporate Welfare
Jan 25, 2018

Amazon recently announced the shortlist of 20 cities it’s considering as potential sites to build its second headquarters. Since Amazon’s initial announcement, cities have been competing to woo the corporate giant by offering billions of dollars in tax subsidies. Corporate Welfare from Amazon’s Finalists Many of the cities that made Amazon’s final cut are offering […]

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Americans for Prosperity-Indiana Applauds Legislation that Eliminates Stadium Subsidies
Jan 24, 2018

INDIANAPOLIS, IN – Americans for Prosperity (AFP-IN) applauded Representative Tim Wesco for introducing HB 1127, a bill that would prohibit taxpayer money from funding professional sports stadiums. The Wesco bill would only take effect once 24 other states have adopted similar legislation. The free-market group has long opposed stadium subsidies, viewing it as a form of […]

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Hiking the Gas Tax is a Bad Idea
Jan 24, 2018

On the heels of historic tax relief, the last thing hardworking Americans deserve is for the federal government to claw back the benefits with a new, punishing gas tax. The gas tax, which started out as a 1-cent-per-gallon tax to offset the federal deficit during the Great Depression, has since snowballed to an 18.4-cent-per-gallon tax. […]

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