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AFP Health Care Rally
AFP is joined by Charlotte Mayor Pat McCrory at a rally against Government Run Health Care in North Carolina.
On Monday, Ben Marchi, Virginia state director of AFP, and Dick Morris, best-selling political author and analyst, toured Virginia's fifth Congressional district to educate citizen-activists on out-of-control, tax & spend policies taking place in Washington. These events were part of Americans for Prosperity's nationwide initiative, November is Coming.
This past week, Americans for Prosperity's Virginia chapter hit the road in the Fifth Congressional District shedding light on Congressman Tom Perriello's voting record, a record that doesn't coincide with the popular opinion of fiscally conservative voters in the Fifth. The tour began early Thursday morning with many supporters showing up for a sign wave beside a busy intersection in Charlottesville. After that, volunteers went door to door across the district educating voters on Congressman Perriello's votes on health care, cap & trade, and corporate bailouts. The tour concluded on Friday afternoon with a town hall meeting in Danville, where an overflowing room of AFP-VA supporters listened to state director Ben Marchi and Delegate Danny Marshall speak about cutting spending and getting our Congressional representatives back on track.
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Richmond—The Virginia chapter of the grassroots free market group Americans for Prosperity (AFP-VA) today applauded five No Climate Tax pledge signers for their primary victories and for advancing to the November general election.
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Richmond—The Virginia chapter of the grassroots free market group Americans for Prosperity (AFP-VA) today applauded five No Climate Tax pledge signers for their primary victories and for advancing to the November general election.
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