Category: Op-ed

Across the country, Americans for Prosperity Action has been busy making calls and knocking on doors to help elect policy champions who will ensure more people can live their American Dream. It’s hard work. But activists make the most of their interactions with potential voters by infusing a healthy dose of enthusiasm.     Activist Gina Gregory has been going door-to-door to speak with voters about Senator Cory Gardner and…

A statement from Ryan McKee, Senior Advisor to Americans for Prosperity Action in Alaska, regarding recent messaging from Defend Alaska Elections: “Principled disagreement expressed through civil discourse is one thing. Personal attacks against those who differ with us is quite another. Recently, we learned that Defend Alaska Elections chose to go beyond the policy arguments…

In the ring or out in our communities across Nevada, Dan Rodimer has proven himself a fighter. Nevada families need someone in Washington who will stand strong with their best interests in mind and support policies that make our great state a better place to raise our families. Over the past several tenuous months, Nevadans…

November will be a crucial month for Virginia families and the issues they care about. Will the Commonwealth be a place where they will be able to provide for their families? Afford quality health care? Enable their children to take advantage of the opportunities they will need for a better future? To be a place where…

Come November this year, Texans have an opportunity to re-elect a real leader to Congress with Congressman Chip Roy.  Since day 1 in office, Roy has been representing the 21st Congressional District by pushing D.C.  to act on a variety of critical issues facing our country. First on that list, Roy understands that government spending and…

Originally published by The Colorado Sun: Almost every politician talks about making “tough choices” and “working across the aisle” to get things done. But too often, it’s just talk. Too many do everything they can to avoid difficult votes and wouldn’t be seen in public agreeing with someone from the other party. So, let me…

Sen. McCaskill has been in Washington for over a decade. While there, she has put partisan politics first, leaving the people of Missouri behind. She’s made a lot of missteps, but we’ve rounded up the worst of the worst. Check them out: Misstep #1 – Claire McCaskill continually opposed qualified judges We trusted Sen. McCaskill…

By Jason Flohrs This past August, our state recorded its lowest unemployment rate in almost two decades; job openings outnumbered job seekers; and 70 percent of Minnesotans polled said they were in better economic shape than their parents were at the same age. This prosperity is no accident. Americans simply have more opportunity when government…