Monday I announced my campaign for President, and ever since, I’ve been under constant attack. Will you chip in $5 — or even $35 — to help me fight back? You see, the liberal media has called me every name in the book — attacking me for everything from announcing my campaign at a Christian university to listening to country … Read More

The United States Supreme Court’s refusal to hear the challenge against Wisconsin’s Voter ID law this week is a victory for common sense, democracy, and the one-person, one-vote principle that anchors our democracy. When voters cheat and try to cast multiple ballots, it hurts everybody. It cheapens our elections, throws the results into doubt, and tarnishes our democracy. If you … Read More

The Fight for Educational Choice! AFC is pleased to announce James Carville and Mary Matalin as keynote speakers during the 2015 National Policy Summit May 18-19 in New Orleans, Louisiana! As residents of Louisiana, Carville and Matalin have seen firsthand the power of educational choice in New Orleans. The husband-wife duo will discuss the importance of choice and challenging the status … Read More

By Sal DiCiccio Teachers vs Trains: 22,222 new teachers is how much just $1 Billion of the $33 billion transit tax could fund   Results of a newly released poll show the majority of the public is aware of a $33 Billion boondoggle tax, but also believe that funding education is a higher priority than the gargantuan cost of one … Read More

Over the past several months I’ve spent a fair amount of time with governors from both parties.  The advice from all of them has been consistent: “No matter what, get your state’s budget balanced first. Once that’s accomplished then you can tackle everything else.” Working with the Arizona Legislature we did that this week, passing a budget that puts us … Read More