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Lower taxes and government spending. Energy policy reform.

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Group emphasizes fiscal issues, energy, health and regulatory reform


    RALEIGH     Lower taxes and government spending. Energy policy reform. Health care reform that focuses on the supply side. Deregulation of private-sector enterprises. These are the priorities set out in Americans for Prosperity's new NC Jobs Agenda.

    AFP national president Tim Phillips joined state director Donald Bryson, state spokesman Joseph Kyzer, Rep. Mike Hager, and Sen. Andrew Brock to unveil the agenda in a 36-minute news briefing Tuesday outside the State Capitol.

    Click play below to watch the event.


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