Americans for Prosperity – Tennessee Celebrates Major Transparency Win in the House Rules Package
Jan 16, 2025

Nashville, TN – Today, the Tennessee House adopted a rules package with a major transparency win. The rules package included an amendment requiring House committee votes to be recorded, significantly increasing transparency in the legislative process. Americans for Prosperity – Tennessee (AFP-TN) celebrates this victory, having led the charge for this reform since 2020. This […]

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ICYMI: Americans for Prosperity – Tennessee Gathers at the State Capitol to Kick Off the Commencement of the 114th General Assembly
Jan 15, 2025

Nashville, TN – Yesterday, Americans for Prosperity-Tennessee (AFP-TN) hosted a gathering at the State Capitol to celebrate the start of the 114th General Assembly. More than 60 grassroots activists from across the state gathered at the Capitol to advocate for policy priorities aimed at building a stronger and more prosperous Tennessee. AFP’s ‘Volunteer Way’ legislative […]

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Sen. Blackburn and Knox County Mayor Jacobs Weigh In on School Choice in New Statewide Ad  
Jan 8, 2025

NASHVILLE, TN – Today, Americans for Prosperity – Tennessee (AFP-TN) announced their launch of a statewide school choice ad campaign featuring Senator Marsha Blackburn and Knox County Mayor Glenn Jacobs. The ad will run on radio stations across the state leading up to an expected Special Session at the end of January when lawmakers are […]

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AFP-TN Delivers 2025 “Volunteer Way” Legislative Agenda  
Dec 17, 2024

Nashville, TN—Today, Americans for Prosperity-Tennessee (AFP-TN) officially launched its 2025 “Volunteer Way” legislative agenda ahead of the state legislative session beginning on January 14. This year’s agenda focuses on four key priorities aimed at reigniting the American Dream and protecting the Volunteer Way for future generations: universal school choice, regulatory reforms, banning state-wide property taxes, […]

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Get government out of your beer: How beer taxes make your drinks cost more
Nov 7, 2024

You’re getting ready for a Tennessee Titans tailgate in Nashville. You get the car ready. You order some food. You buy some beers. During the game you’re a Hall of Fame armchair coach who always knows which play should be called. What you probably won’t think about is that — thanks to the government — […]

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Americans for Prosperity Honors Tennessee Lawmakers with “Pioneers for Prosperity” Awards
Sep 27, 2024

WASHINGTON, DC – This week, Americans for Prosperity – Tennessee awarded four federal leaders with “Pioneers for Prosperity” awards. The award honors distinguished lawmakers who were policy champions during the 118th Congress. These leaders are on the frontlines in Congress advancing principles and policies that advance the conservative movement, while proactively opposing harmful ideas that grow […]

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Do 6-year-olds have First Amendment rights at school?
Sep 5, 2024

If your house is like mine, the last couple of weeks have been hectic as the new school year begins. And free speech and schools go hand in hand. Educational institutions are in the ideas business. That’s why the Supreme Court has even referred to our schools as the “marketplace of ideas.” It’s no surprise, […]

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AFP-TN Issues Statement on Mayor O’Connell’s Nashville Transit Tax Plan
May 2, 2024

Nashville, TN – Six years ago, Americans for Prosperity-Tennessee (AFP-TN) defeated the Nashville Transit Tax: a $9 billion boondoggle that would have given Nashville the highest taxes in the nation. AFP-TN enlisted its full grassroots efforts, knocking on thousands of doors and talking to Davidson County folks, which resulted in an overwhelming defeat of the […]

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Americans for Prosperity – Tennessee Applauds Passage of Certificate of Need Reforms
Apr 23, 2024

NASHVILLE, TN – Following the passage of SB 2009/ HB 2269 to reform Tennessee’s outdated Certificate of Need laws, Americans for Prosperity – Tennessee (AFP-TN) is applauding the passage. AFP-TN State Director Tori Venable released the following statement: “Bill sponsors Sen. Shane Reeves and Rep. Clark Boyd, plus each chambers’ Speakers, came through for Tennesseans today. This bill […]

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