AFP Applauds Senate Steps Towards Transparency and Accountability 
Feb 27, 2019

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK—Americans for Prosperity-Oklahoma (AFP-OK) today applauded the Senate Rules Committee and Senate Appropriations Committee for passing transparency and accountability bills out of committee. The Senate Rules Committee passed five targeted accountability bills involving appointments of commissions and agencies and the Senate Appropriations Committee passed a bill to create the Legislative Office of Fiscal […]

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AFP-Oklahoma Supports Efforts to Protect Free Speech in Higher Ed; Applauds Committee Passage
Feb 26, 2019

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK—Americans for Prosperity-Oklahoma (AFP-OK) today issued a statement in response to the passage of SB 361 out of the Senate Judiciary Committee, which seeks to protect the rights of students to engage in the freedom of speech and lawful expression. SB 361 now heads to the Senate floor for a full chamber vote. […]

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Congress Has No ‘Appetite’ for Spending Cuts, While America Starves for Fiscal Sanity 
Feb 21, 2019

The National Debt Clock is  ticking up at an alarming rate.  Frankly, we’re afraid it may run out of numbers. We’re more than $22 trillion in debt, having spent $4 trillion last year alone. Deficits are on the verge of going back up to $1 trillion each year. We’re heading for a financial catastrophe. So of course our […]

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To Understand Medicare for All, Look Under the Hood   
Feb 7, 2019

A recent tracking poll from the Kaiser Family Foundation shows that Medicare for All, a single-payer health care program, enjoys popular support — until, that is, respondents look under the hood and learn what the program would really entail. According to the poll, 56 percent of Americans support Medicare for All. But, when informed that it would eliminate private […]

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APF-OK Launches Prosperity Across the Prairie Agenda 
Feb 1, 2019

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK—Americans for Prosperity-Oklahoma (AFP-OK) today launched its forward-thinking guide that lays out important steps the Sooner State can take to improve the lives of all Oklahomans and make our state a better place to live, work, and raise a family. The guide focuses on: REFORM & REFOCUS: Becoming a Customer-Focused State Government ECONOMY: […]

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Taxpayers Get Sacked at the Big Game
Feb 1, 2019

No matter who wins the Big Game this coming weekend, American taxpayers have already lost. That’s because it doesn’t matter the sport – baseball, basketball, hockey or football – when teams consider setting up shop in a town, taxpayers are all too often forced to shell out hundreds of millions in direct subsidies and tax […]

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Why Wait? Let’s Expand Educational Opportunity To Transform Lives Now
Jan 31, 2019

More than 56 million students enter a K-12 classroom each year with the desire to learn, grow and succeed. With a quickly evolving world, it’s time to rethink our approach to education from the ground up. Let’s provide all students the opportunity to discover their unique talents. Let’s unleash the knowledge of teachers and communities […]

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AFP-OK Applauds Governor Stitt’s Transparency and Efficiency Announcements
Jan 24, 2019

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK—Americans for Prosperity-Oklahoma (AFP-OK) today applauds Governor Stitt’s first executive orders that serve to inspire transparency, accountability, and efficiency in our state government. AFP-OK State Director John Tidwell issued the following statement: “We are pleased to see the Governor’s efforts towards increasing transparency, accountability, and efficiency in our state. AFP-OK consistently advocates for […]

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Corporate Welfare Playoffs: Inside the Divisional Round
Jan 14, 2019

Eight teams played in last weekend’s divisional round of NFL playoff games. The winners — the Kansas City Chiefs, the Los Angeles Rams, the New Orleans Saints and the New England Patriots — are now headed to the championship round to play for a spot in the Big Game on Feb. 3 in Atlanta. But […]

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