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Want to know what's happening in the Legislature? Follow legislation here, know AFP-Nebraska's position and keep-to-date on what your Unicameral is up to.
AFP-NE Supports Sen. Beau McCoy's Health Care Opt-Out Bill
Support Sen. Abbie Cornett's LB 81, protect taxpayers from irresponsible taxation.
Support Sen. Bill Avery's LB 148 - School districts should not use taxpayer money to hire lobbyists.
Click on these links to learn about the budget and tax rates in your community:
READ MOREBlasting 'giveaways' to one industry as he exhorts Congress to give billions in 'giveaways' to another. Obama is playing flavor of the day with our tax money.
Last week in his State of the Union address, President Obama presented an energy policy that represents more of the same failed attempts to jumpstart the so-called “green sector” by investing more money in risky startups — like Solyndra — which have cost taxpayers millions of dollars already. While Obama claims that the U.S. will fall behind competing for these green jobs, the EPA has done nothing to loosen the stranglehold of regulations that have prevented the mining of rare earth metals needed to produced wind turbines and electric hybrid cars in great quantity.
READ MORENebraskans care about School Choice.
Over 100 activists attended AFP-Nebraska's School Choice event in Lincoln last week.
School Choice Lincoln
Today, our college graduates face the highest unemployment rates in history.
American 15-year-olds rank 35th out of 57 industrialized countries in math and literacy.
Americans shouldn’t rank 35th in anything!
We are working to create real choices for students and families and to provide opportunities to expand education options in Nebraska.
One such opportunity is LB 50, legislation that would create tuition assistance for families that choose to send their children to private K-12 schools.
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