As you probably saw, the bill to extend the Trump tax cuts has officially passed through the House and is now headed to the Senate.

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This victory was only possible because of YOU and your incredible impact:

• Almost 150,000 doors knocked to spread the word
• 30,000+ letters sent directly to lawmakers
• 1,000+ meetings with key legislators held
• 500+ events and rallies organized coast-to-coast

If you want to get more involved with AFP, here’s where you can learn more and get in touch with your state chapter.

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But we must be clear: The real fight begins now. The bill passed the House by a single vote.

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The bill to prevent skyrocketing taxes for American families could face the same challenges in the Senate due to a razor-thin majority.

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With the Senate’s July 4 deadline rapidly approaching, momentum is critical.

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We’re calling on everyday Americans like you to step up again. Lawmakers need to know Americans oppose tax hikes and demand action.

Also, stay informed: Recently, House Speaker Mike Johnson, Conference Chairwoman Lisa McClain, and Majority Leader Steve Scalise all joined AFP for livestreams to help advance the tax cuts bill.

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We’ll be working arm-in-arm with our allies in Congress to make this bill a reality.

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Majority Leader Scalise himself emphasized the importance of collaboration, saying “This will take all of us working together — from activists like you to lawmakers and small business owners — to get this done.”

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Missed their livestreams? Watch them discuss what’s at stake here:

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1️ Speaker Mike Johnson’s livestream

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2️⃣ Chairwoman Lisa McClain’s livestream

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3️⃣ Majority Leader Steve Scalise’s livestream

How America can achieve energy abundance through smarter policy — AFP Blog

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Our team outlines a bold, all-of-the-above strategy to lower energy costs, expand innovation, and protect consumer choice. Smarter policies — not government mandates — can unlock abundant, affordable, and reliable energy for all Americans.

KURT COUCHMAN: Congress Must Heed Trump’s Call To Cut Wasteful Spending — Daily Caller

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In a recent op-ed, AFP’s Kurt Couchman urges Congress to support President Trump’s $9.3 billion rescissions request as a pivotal step toward curbing wasteful spending and advancing conservative fiscal reforms.

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He argues that embracing this strategy could unify Republicans, set the stage for broader budget reconciliation, and lay the groundwork for a leaner, more accountable federal government.