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AFP Patients First Health Care Rally
Patients First, a project of AFP, is joined by Charlotte Mayor Pat McCrory at a rally against Government Run Health Care in North Carolina.
AFP Pres. Tim Phillips Discusses Card Check on Glenn Beck
AFP President Tim Phillips joins Glenn Beck to discuss the Card Check provision being pulled from the Employee Free Choice Act. However, now Congress is replacing it with another terrible provision which calls for a Fast Track Election.
-Patients First Tour aimed at stopping Massive Government Takeover of Nation’s Health Care-
-Mayor Pat McCrory helping lead Patients First Effort-
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-Patients First Tour visits Raleigh and Wingate in support of real health care reform with less interference from Washington bureaucrats-
One of America’s biggest defenders of taxpayers, Steve Lonegan will join Charlotte Mayor Pat McCrory for Americans for Prosperity’s Patients First Tour on July 21 and 22 to discuss the harmful government-centered health care reform proposals in Congress and to demand free-market solutions to our health care needs that will protect patients’ rights.
READ MOREThe North Carolina chapter of the grassroots free-market group Americans for Prosperity (AFP-NC) today warned taxpayers about the “temporary emergency” taxes proposed as part of Governor Perdue’s proposed scheme to raise $1.6 billion in new taxes this year.
READ MOREThe North Carolina chapter of the grassroots free-market group Americans for Prosperity (AFP-NC) today warned taxpayers about the “temporary emergency” taxes proposed as part of Governor Perdue’s proposed scheme to raise $1.6 billion in new taxes this year.
READ MOREThe North Carolina chapter of the grassroots free-market group Americans for Prosperity (AFP-NC) today warned taxpayers about the “temporary emergency” taxes proposed as part of Governor Perdue’s proposed scheme to raise $1.6 billion in new taxes this year.
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