Americans for Tax Reform

06/04/2026

Florida took action on lawsuit abuse.

Now insurance rates are beginning to come down.

On the latest episode of Leave Us Alone, Lauren Zelt of Protecting American Consumers Together explains how reform is helping consumers and why other states are paying attention.

06/03/2026

PRIMARY RESULTS

Congratulations to these Taxpayer Protection Pledge signers on their primary victories.

These candidates have made a clear commitment to oppose tax hikes and protect taxpayers. As they advance to the general election, voters can know exactly where they stand on taxes.

Swipe through to meet the winners.

06/02/2026

The average American family pays roughly $4,200 a year because of lawsuit abuse.

What happens when states push back?

Florida is beginning to provide some answers.

Watch Lauren Zelt, Ryan Patrick, and Grover Norquist discuss the impact of reform.

06/02/2026

🚨 PRIMARY DAY 🚨

Today, voters will head to the polls in key races across the country.

The candidates featured here have signed the Taxpayer Protection Pledge, a written commitment to fight tax hikes and protect taxpayers.

The Pledge gives voters a clear way to know where candidates stand on taxes before Election Day.

Swipe to see today's Taxpayer Protection Pledge signers on the ballot. ➡️

06/01/2026

A new national car tax is moving through Congress.

The proposal would force state DMVs to collect a new federal tax on vehicles, spend $104 billion to administer and enforce it, and automatically increase the tax over time.

Even worse, states that refuse to comply could lose federal highway funding.

Americans already pay enough to buy, own, and operate a vehicle. Congress should not make cars even more expensive.

Tell your representative: NO NATIONAL CAR TAX.

Click the link below to take action!

05/29/2026

Hospital prices have surged 281% over the past 25 years, far outpacing inflation and wage growth, yet patients are not seeing better care in return. Why? Government policies have distorted the healthcare market by rewarding consolidation, shielding hospitals from competition, and encouraging dependence on taxpayer dollars rather than patient satisfaction.

Programs like 340B, provider tax financing schemes, and the Affordable Care Act’s ban on physician-owned hospitals have helped large hospital systems grow more powerful while driving up costs for everyone else. Meanwhile, independent practices and physician-owned hospitals; which often deliver higher quality care at lower costs, are pushed out of the market.

Lawmakers should pursue site-neutral payment reform, rein in harmful financing gimmicks, roll back Certificate-of-Need laws, and restore competition in healthcare. Patients deserve a system that rewards quality and affordability, not political favoritism and consolidation.

Hospital prices have been increasing steadily while the overall quality of care for the American taxpayer has not. Meanwhile, Americans have been fed the

05/28/2026

High-tax blue states are increasingly pushing to expand their taxing authority beyond their own borders, threatening taxpayers, remote workers, and businesses across the country.

Weakening longstanding protections against interstate taxation could expose Americans to overlapping tax claims, double taxation, and aggressive revenue grabs from states looking to export their tax burden elsewhere.

States should compete by lowering taxes and improving their business climate, not by reaching across state lines to tax nonresidents.

05/27/2026

Washington politicians want a new car tax.

They’ll start with EVs and come for the rest of us later.

Grover Norquist explains how the IRS could work with state DMVs to collect it.

05/26/2026

Oklahoma cut its business tax rate from 6% to 4%.

Revenue didn’t collapse. It increased.

“When I cut taxes, the money doesn’t disappear. It just stays in the people’s pocket.” — Gov. Kevin Stitt

Lower taxes. More growth. More taxpayers.

05/21/2026

Lawsuit abuse doesn’t just hurt businesses. It raises prices for renters, drivers, and everyday American families.

Congress should modernize the Graves Amendment to include peer-to-peer car sharing and stop excessive litigation from driving up costs and limiting consumer choice.