Join Americans for Prosperity Foundation, our sister organization, for a special town hall on Restoring American Exceptionalism. Don’t miss your chance to ask political commentator Dick Morris your questions.

For too long we’ve allowed our children, our hope for tomorrow, to be shuffled through a broken system. But if we want the best for our children and grandchildren – if we want them to achieve the things they dream – if we want to ensure that they will enjoy the same high quality of life that we have, we must act now.

Join me January 26th for a free town hall at 6:15 p.m. at the NASCAR Hall of Fame, 400 East Martin Luther King Blvd in Charlotte. Reserve your free tickets HERE!

We cannot allow this crisis to continue another day, unchallenged. Our children are depending on us. The system has failed them...Will we?

I hope to see you there.

Sincerely,

Dallas Woodhouse

IMPORTANT DISCOUNT NOTICE: If you register before October 25, AFP Foundation is offering a last-chance discount on our bus package. When prompted during registration, use the discount code NCbus70 and you will get $70 off the NC bus package!!

For the next week only, use special discount code Ncbus70 when you register for the 5th Annual Defending the American Dream Summit and you will receive $70 off a NC bus package to the event.  Please join Americans for Prosperity Foundation and hundreds of grassroots activists for the annual Defending the American Dream Summit on Friday and Saturday, November 4-5 at the Washington Convention Center in downtown Washington, DC.

The Lee County Boards of Education and Commissioners should hold Lee County School Superintendent Jeffrey Moss accountable after he instructed the 3rd grade class of Representative Mike Stone’s daughter to write letters to Mr. Stone in opposition of the recently passed no tax increase state budget.

As first reported by WRAL and the Carolina Journal:

Freshman Republican lawmaker Mike Stone says his daughter was “used against” him when a public school teacher instructed her and her classmates to contact elected officials in opposition to budget cuts.