FreedomWorks is looking forward to being back in the Austin, Tx area in a couple of weeks! Join us in Round Rock on Saturday, Feb. 18th at the Wingate Conference Center located at 1209 North Interstate Highway 35, off exit 359. The event starts at 5:00pm and is free and open to the public.

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Last night more than 350 citizens of Spartanburg, South Carolina rallied for parental choice in education. FreedomWorks joined the Spartanburg tea party for this fantastic event that drove a very clear message home: legislators should support parental choice in education or they will be replaced by the citizenry.

FreedomWorks has been spending a lot of time in Texas lately, and this Thursday, December 15th, we're launching the first-ever National Call Day for Senate candidate Ted Cruz.

FreedomWorks will be in Indiana all week from December 12th-16th, and I hope you can join our grassroots team. We'll be hosting training events to discuss national political strategy, campaigns 101 and effective organizing strategies for citizen action.

Senator Rand Paul is trying to stand up to the EPA, and he needs OUR help.

Using the Congressional Review Act, Sen. Paul has introduced S.J. Res. 27, a 'resolution of disapproval' that would allow Congress to overturn the costly Cross State Air Pollution Rule, which is part of the EPA Train Wreck.  This costly new regulation will cost $2.4 billion annually and threatens to take 7 gigawatts of power off the power grid—enough to power 7 million homes.

The Pennsylvania state senate's education committee just passed SB1 - the school choice bill - by a bipartisan 9-2 vote. FreedomWorks has been running an aggressive campaign for school choice since the very first day of session and is excited to see that the bill is now well on its way to the full senate for an up or down vote on Wednesday, Oct. 26th.

While campaigning for governor in 2010, Tom Corbett promised to "improve education…by including more options like charter schools, school vouchers and increased use of the education improvement tax credit program."

Today, Gov. Corbett reiterated that commitment to educational freedom at a press conference in York.

The Wall Street Journal's Jonathan Weisman looks at Mitt Romney's implementation of carbon caps in Massachusetts. As the headline notes, this policy could add to the other reasons that conservatives have questions about Mitt Romney's record as governor of Massachusetts.