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This is the fight of the decade for American liberty.

Now is the time to take a stand!

To Arizona Taxpayers and Tea Partiers:

The Arizona chapter of Americans for Prosperity is joining allied organizations on Saturday, August 8th to hold protests at the offices of members of Arizona’s Congressional delegation to tell them to keep their HANDS OFF OUR HEALTH CARE!

Health Care Freedom Protest at Harry Mitchell’s Office this Saturday, August 8, 9 a.m. SE corner of Camelback & Scottsdale

Pasted below is more information about the August 8th Health Care Freedom Tea Party protest at Harry Mitchell’s office.

1) What, When and Where
2) How to Sign Up—And Info on Other AZ Rallies
3) Ideas for Signs
4) Why this Tea Party Protest is Important

1) WHAT, WHEN AND WHERE

Dear Taxpayer Activists:

AFP's policy experts have made an assessment of a popular internet page-by-page analysis of the "horrors" of House Bill HR 3200, aka the PelosiCare Bill. As you can read, many of the claims made in the internet analysis are true, and there is much in HR 3200 that is very unsettling (to say the least!). However, the popular internet analysis does contain some distortions. The real bill is bad enough, without the distortions. Please do your best to stay educated about what's actually in the bill.

Here is a link to the AFP analysis:

This Just In: Gabby Giffords Town Hall on Thursday Night, August 6

Health Care Freedom Protests Saturday, August 8th at Gabby Giffords’ Offices

Please tell your friends and family!

Pasted below is more information about the August 8th Code Blue Tea Party protests for health care freedom at Gabby Giffords’ offices in Tucson and Sierra Vista.

1) What, When and Where
2) This Just In--Gabby Giffords Town Hall TONIGHT Aug 6
3) How to Sign Up—And Info on Other AZ Rallies
4) Ideas for Signs
5) Why this Protest is Important

From what we hear, the July 29th tax & budget deal may be falling through. If it does, that won't necessarily be a bad thing, assuming:

1) no tax increases are enacted;

2) the state can't find more than $1 billion in one-time proceeds from asset sales and sale-leaseback schemes;

3) the state can't figure out how to legally or effectively bond; and,

4) the above three conditions result in the Legislature and Governor having to cut $1.5 billion out of the General Fund in the coming months.

Here is a tentative scoring rubric for that kind of no-deal scenario: