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Ohio Taxed to the Max Rally

Ohio Taxed to the Max Rally

Please join AFP-OH and coalition partners at a rally demanding that Ohio's legislature get spending under control and stop treating taxpayers like an ATM every time they run out of cash.

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Tuesday, February 2nd 2010
by reheimlich

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Americans for Prosperity-Ohio’s (AFP-OH) Already Taxed to the Max Rally sent a message last Saturday that Ohio’s government can’t keep treating Ohio’s citizens like an ATM every time Ohio runs out of cash. Those who attended the rally cheered and applauded the message that Ohio’s taxpayer ATM is closed.

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Thursday, January 21st 2010
by reheimlich

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Americans for Prosperity, Ohio joins the Ohio Liberty Council in inviting you to hear national speakers address climate change and America’s energy needs at the Ohio Energy and Climate Conference, Saturday, February 6, at Miami University’s Middletown campus, from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. Click here to get tickets.

This event will feature speakers from:
- Heritage Foundation
- Cato Institute
- Institute for Energy Research

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Tuesday, January 19th 2010
by rmyslinski

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Please join Americans for Prosperity, OH (AFP-OH), the Columbus Tea Party, Citizens United to End Ohio’s Estate Tax, and Ohio Citizens Accounting Standards Board at a rally demanding that Ohio's legislature get spending under control and stop treating taxpayers like an ATM. every time they run out of cash.

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Monday, January 11th 2010
by reheimlich

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Last week the Tax Foundation issued a report, Ohio's Poor Tax Climate at the Heart of the State's Economic and Fiscal Woes. Three key findings in the report are...

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Tuesday, January 5th 2010

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The Ohio Chapter of Americans for Prosperity (AFP-OH) joins the Ohio Citizens Accounting Standards Board (OhioCASB) in calling for transparency in all levels of government throughout Ohio. OhioCASB announced at a press conference today in Columbus that it will publish by April 15, 2010, budgets, salaries and checkbooks for approximately 3,000 Ohio local governments.

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