AFP Action: Pappas Puts Washington Over Granite Staters

Concord, NH – Americans for Prosperity Action (AFP Action) released a new wave of ads calling out Chris Pappas’ record of putting Washington over New Hampshire and highlighting John Sununu’s independence that Granite Staters can count on to put their interests first.

AFP Action Senior Advisor Sarah Scott said the following:

Chris Pappas has a record of voting with Progressive Democrats, rubber stamping their party’s agenda that has raised costs for Granite State families and businesses, including voting for the largest tax increase in American history. His actions go against the very principles and values New Hampshire believes in.

“When we knock on doors, we hear time and time again: Granite Staters don’t want Washington politicians who put their party over commonsense solutions that lower costs. AFP Action knows Sununu will put the Granite State first and will deliver on driving down costs by removing burdensome regulations, cutting taxes, and reigning in wasteful spending.”

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AFP Action Reaffirms Support for John Sununu

Concord, NH – Today, Americans for Prosperity Action (AFP Action) reaffirms its support for John Sununu as he officially files to run for U.S. Senate. 

AFP Action Senior Advisor Sarah Scott released the following statement: 

Higher costs, runaway spending, and a congressman who talked a big game back home while voting with Washington’s agenda. That is who Chris Pappas is, and Granite Staters are done with that playbook.

“John Sununu is a different kind of leader who offers steady leadership. He has spent his career delivering results for New Hampshire and understands that Granite Staters don’t need more partisan posturing, but real solutions to the rise in cost-of-living hitting family budgets. From reining in federal spending to strengthening the local economy, Sununu is focused on the work that actually matters to people back home. AFP Action is proud to support Sununu because Granite Staters deserve a senator who represents New Hampshire values, and this November, we intend to help make that happen.

AFP Action Applauds Young Kim on Advancing to the General Election

Anaheim, California – Americans for Prosperity Action (AFP Action) congratulated Young Kim on advancing to the general election in November for California’s 40th District. Leading up to the primary, AFP Action threw its support behind Kim, backing her candidacy with digital ads and mailers highlighting her record of delivering results to the challenges Californians face.

Heather Andrews, AFP Action Senior Advisor, issued the following statement: 

Young Kim advancing to the November general election shows that she earned the trust of voters due to her proven record. She has fought for working families to ensure they keep more of their hard-earned money, pushed to expand domestic energy production, and championed commonsense reforms to make housing more affordable. This is exactly the kind of leader California needs in Congress. AFP Action is proud to stand behind Young Kim, and we look forward to continuing to support her leading up to the general election.

AFP Action Reminds Voters: Pappas Voted for the Largest Tax Increase in American History

Concord, NH – As Chris Pappas officially files to run for the United States Senate, Americans for Prosperity Action (AFP Action) is putting Granite State voters on notice: Pappas voted with Washington Democrats 94 percent of the time, rubber-stamping tax hikes, runaway spending, and policies that drove up costs for New Hampshire families.

AFP Action Senior Advisor Sarah Scott said:

Chris Pappas went to Washington and voted for the largest tax increase in American history that included trillions in spending, putting politics over the families he claims to represent. Granite Staters don’t need a senator who takes orders from Washington politicians. They deserve a proven leader who will focus on delivering results to lower costs for New Hampshire families, and that leader is John Sununu.”