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On this Constitution Day, we should remember that the Supreme Court’s decision in Loper Bright reaffirms our founding principles. By ending Chevron deference, the Court has helped to restore the separation of powers, strengthen judicial independence, and offer Congress a chance to reclaim its Article I authority.
Balanced budget rules are normal and necessary.
AFP is excited to share with congressional staff policy proposals to codify Executive Orders that AFP believes, should be prioritized for introduction following the recess. These include policy proposals to “spring clean” the Code of Federal Regulations, promote greater choice in healthcare, protect individual freedom and promote technological process, and facilitate critical energy infrastructure by streamlining federal permitting.
A thriving economy depends on a steady flow of affordable energy, and permitting reform is a vital road we must travel to get there.
The nation is being held back from energy abundance by overly burdensome permitting processes. Americans are already struggling with inflated costs from the Biden Administration and should not be subject to spiking energy costs as well.
Constitutional and statutory rules for budget balance are standard in U.S. states and in other prosperous countries. To restore sound finances and inspire more bottom-up, effective, and comprehensive budgeting, the United States should adopt this global best practice. A robust competition between BBAs in the House is the place to start.
In over half the country, outdated laws still don’t treat unauthorized GPS tracking as stalking.
Every presidential administration since 1987 — from conservative Reagan to progressive Biden — has called for the repeal of these regulations.
AFP and its activists worked hard to ensure that Congress took full advantage of the Congressional Review Act’s ability to remove overburdensome regulations and rules. Check out some of the wins!
