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Record Breaking Attendance in Orlando: August CEO Update

If you weren’t with us in Orlando for the 53rd Annual Meeting, you missed an incredible, record-breaking event! With more than 1,800 attendees in the Sunshine State, we easily smashed our previous attendance record!…
Lisa B. Nelson
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In the News: Media Highlights from the 53rd ALEC Annual Meeting

The 53rd Annual Meeting of the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) brought together state legislators, policy experts, industry leaders, and thought leaders in Orlando, Florida, for several days of collaboration and idea-sharing focused on advancing…
Hope Timoll
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How the U.S. Can Win The AI Race: ALEC Policy Leaders on Just the News – No Noise

At the 53rd ALEC Annual Meeting in Orlando, John Solomon of Just the News – No Noise sat down with NetChoice President and CEO Steve DelBianco, Unleash Prosperity Chairman and Co-Founder…
Jake Morabito, Steve DelBianco, Stephen Moore & Chandler Averette
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Texas and Virginia Lead the Way on Cutting Red Tape: Jonathan Williams on American Radio Journal

  In Washington, it often is said that there is a fourth branch of government. The Constitution, of course, establishes only three: Congress, the President, and the Judiciary. Each derives its authority from Articles…
Jonathan Williams

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