Missouri: Winner — Washington: Loser
Missouri is choosing a future where workers and entrepreneurs keep more of what they earn. Washington is heading the opposite direction.
March 13, 2026
Missouri is choosing a future where workers and entrepreneurs keep more of what they earn. Washington is heading the opposite direction.
AFFT CEO Chip Rogers explains how worker freedom and pro-growth policies are reshaping where Americans choose to live and work.
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Corey brings energy, expertise, and a relentless focus on the needs of teachers and students,” said Chip Rogers, President & CEO of AFFT. “We’re excited for him to take his work to the next level as Senior Fellow.
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