Face it, most Americans are upset with their cable service and hate paying their rental fee for their cable boxes. What’s the Federal Communications suggestion to this problem? More regulations of course! Find out from FCC Commissioner Michael O’Reilly why these new regulations will cost consumers more money and keep us watching TV like its 1999.

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Florida Governor Rick Scott had been pushing for 250 million dollars in corporate welfare in Florida. Despite his efforts and those of special interests, Americans for Prosperity was able to defeat this proposal. How did they do it?    Florida state director Chris Hudson joins the podcast to discuss this and whats coming up in 2017.

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AFP’s Director of Federal Affairs and Strategic Initiatives Chrissy Harbin joined The Grover Norquist Show to talk about our ongoing efforts to eliminate special-interest handouts to politically-connected green energy companies.

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The federal government spends over a trillion dollars a year. But, how much of that money flows to government agencies like the State Department which haven’t been reauthorized? Congresswoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers joins the podcast to discuss her new legislation that would sunset the spending for unauthorized government programs and agencies.

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Michael Harden joins the podcast to discuss the Georgia legislatures effort to exempt Super Bowl tickets from sales taxes. Is the Super Bowl the economic winner the NFL sells it to be? Or is it just another handout from taxpayers to billionaires? Michael and Ed also discuss Americans for Prosperity’s new online ad and film tax credits.

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Times have changed how we shop. Rather than going to stores millions of Americans now rely of the internet to get everything from books to grocery delivery. With billions of dollars on commerce taking place in cyberspace, Congress is looking for a new way to raise revenue by imposing online sales taxes. Representative Fleming has been one of the leading opponents of online sales taxes and joins the podcast to explain why this is such a bad deal for Americans.

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Rebecca Friedrichs is an ordinary elementary school teacher in California who decided she was fed up paying for speech she didn’t believe in. With the help of the nonprofit Center for Individual Rights and her attorney Terry Pell, her case against the California Teachers Association’s forced union dues made it all the way to the United States Supreme Court, where they delivered oral arguments last month. Find out why this is such an important case and what the unfortunate passing of Justice Scalia means for its future prospects.  If you want to support Rebecca go to http://standwithrebecca.com/

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Louisiana is in the middle of its largest budget crisis in decades and  new Governor John Bel Edwards is proposing billions in tax increases as a result. Are tax increases the only way out of Louisiana’s fiscal mess? Americans for Prosperity regional director  Phillip Joffrion joins Ed to discuss if Tigers football might really get the budget ax.

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With a monumental decision the Supreme Court in a 5v4 ruling issues of stay of the EPA’s clean power plan. What does this mean for the future of the regulation? Can we expect the rule to be overturned?  Chrissy Harbin joins Ed to discuss.

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West Virginia State Director Jason Huffman joins the Prosperity Podcast this week to talk about the right-to-work push in his state, where legislators will vote this week on a new right-to-work law this week.

Huffman talks about what it would mean for Mountaineers for West Virginia if it becomes the 26th right-to-work state and how it would create new opportunities at a time when the state’s economy is in desperate need of change.

“This issue, right-to work, polls at nearly 60 percent across the state, and that’s in numerous polls done by various folks,” Huffman said.

“It’s just a very popular issue, and the fact of the matter is, West Virginia tends to have pro-union homes. So that states the point that right to work is not an anti- union measure, whatsoever, in fact it’s for collective prosperity. It’s for everyone to do better.”

Check out the full podcast to hear more about this pivotal legislative battle on the year’s biggest state issue, along with an unveiling of AFP-WV’s next major policy priority.

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