This week, we join many in mourning the loss of the great American patriot Dick Cheney, who served faithfully as a Congressman, Secretary of Defense, and Vice President. His influence as a statesman was profound, and his legacy of strength and leadership will not soon be forgotten.

We’re also focused on our alliances across the global stage — and how we can work together to create a world that is more prosperous and free.

Earlier this week, AAF launched a six-figure ad campaign criticizing the use of Most Favored Nation policies. By enacting socialist-style price controls on products like pharmaceuticals, American innovation is put at risk. As companies relocate operations to China, where testing and production standards are less rigorous, the United States faces increased economic and strategic vulnerability. AAF is working to ensure America remains the global leader in innovation by urging Congress to defend our national interests and counter the growing threat posed by China.

Read more about the ad HERE.

AAF Founder Mike Pence delivered a speech while visiting the United Kingdom this week at Chatham House — one of the world’s leading organizations focused on international relations. The Vice President emphasized the importance of U.S.-U.K. relations and addressed the growing threats of China and Russia. He highlighted the need — now more than ever — for America to stand tall on the world stage, leading our allies with strength instead of weakness.

Watch the full speech HERE.

Read it HERE.