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Received in email from Mark Levin: ~~~~~~~~~~ In just one week I will be speaking at AFP Foundation's 5th annual Defending the American Dream Summit in Washington, DC and I hope you will attend! I will be joined by GOP presidential hopeful Herman Cain, Mayor Rudy Giuliani, Judge Andrew Napolitano, BigGovernment.com's Andrew Breitbart, conservative authors Dinesh D'Souza and Jonah Goldberg, and many more for this exciting two-day event. AFP Foundation wants as many of you to attend as possible. Right now you can sign up for 25% off the $169 registration cost using the code AFPF25. Click here to register...

Check out this form to enter or get more information. So far, the national conversation on the future of Social Security has focused on what various reform options mean for the current retired community, the soon-to-retire baby-boomer generation, and today’s younger workers. But what about the workers of tomorrow, the generation of Americans currently enrolled in America’s elementary, middle, and high schools? Without the power to vote, younger Americans have had little opportunity to make their voices heard in the debate about Social Security’s future. Your chance has arrived! Americans for Prosperity is sponsoring an essay contest for students currently...

AFPF Texas How would the Taxpayer's Bill of Rights help Texans? Had a Taxpayer's Bill of Rights amendment been implemented in Texas in 1991: At least $4.7 billion would have been returned to taxpayers in rebates or tax cuts. The recent $10 billion state budget crisis would have been prevented. A Texas Taxpayer's Bill of Rights would: Limit growth in state spending to growth in population and inflation; Allow Texans to use surplus revenue to: Establish a budget stabilization fund; Create an emergency fund; and/or Return surplus revenue to taxpayers. Require voter approval for tax and spending increases. Don't we...