The Wall Street Journal Editorial Board pointed out AAF’s recommendations to trim federal spending by increasing work requirements for Medicaid and rewarding states that crack down on fraud. At AAF, we are committed to promoting fiscally conservative ways for the federal government to responsibly allocate hard-earned taxpayer dollars, and that includes ensuring liberal states like Massachusetts can’t use those dollars against pro-life clinics.
Defending Your Ideas
Is That All From the GOP Congress? (Wall Street Journal) — Editorial Board
“The midterm elections are about 150 days away, and Republicans are already behaving like a governing coalition in twilight. The question is whether the GOP will exploit the coming weeks to pass accomplishments they can sell to voters—especially the President’s request for U.S. military preparedness.”
AAF Files Amicus Brief Against Weaponization of Government in Massachusetts
Government officials should not be able to weaponize state power against political opponents. Massachusetts’s campaign against pro-life pregnancy centers deserves judicial scrutiny and constitutional accountability.
Three straight months of job growth suggest the economy is rebounding from the disruption caused by the Liberation Day tariffs. But declining real wages, falling full-time employment, and a weak employment rate show there is still work to do.
VP Mike Pence Book Tour Continues
This week, Vice President Pence continued his book tour for What Conservatives Believe in Dallas, Austin, Houston, and Chicago in front of big crowds. He also appeared in major media including:
AAF In the News
Talarico Fails the Texas Two-Step (Washington Examiner) — Julia Jensen
Federal Judge Eleanor Ross Should Resign or Be Impeached (National Review) — Tom Jipping & Hans von Spakovsky
Weaponizing the Justice Department - How Obama and His Wingman Did It — Court is Adjourned with Hans von Spakovsky
Best,
Tim Chapman
President, Advancing American Freedom
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