Author: Club for Growth Policy Updates
Club for Growth – Improvements to OBBB Act
The Club for Growth is encouraged by the progress made to pass the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, and urges the Senate to adopt the following common-sense provisions to make the bill even better: Make the pro-growth expensing provisions in the bill permanent, including: Full and immediate expensing for structures in manufacturing, agriculture, and resource extraction Full […]
Club for Growth Joins Coalition with National Taxpayers Union
Club for Growth is proud to join a coalition led by National Taxpayers Union opposing efforts to raise the corporate tax rate. Reversing the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act’s pro-growth reforms would harm economic growth, cost jobs, weaken American competitiveness, and hurt retirement savings. The TCJA is already delivering results, fueling economic growth and boosting […]
House Freedom Caucus Update: Rep. Andy Harris, New Leader in Fight for Fiscal Discipline
The House Freedom Caucus has elected a new leader, Rep. Andy Harris (R-MD), to chair the influential group known for its strong stance in Congressional spending battles, limited government, and defense of freedom. Chairman Harris will lead the group through the upcoming election on November 5th and end of 2024, while potentially being elected to […]
School Freedom Roundup | July 2023
Pennsylvania: After Governor Josh Shapiro to pressure from teachers unions and broke his own campaign promise to support Lifeline Scholarships for students in Pennsylvania’s poorest performing schools, the commonwealth remains in a budget stalemate. Shapiro said he would line-item veto the very school choice plan he previously vocally supported in order to avoid “a painful, protracted […]
A Week of Success for School Freedom
Here are the successes School Freedom has seen this past week. thanks to the tremendous work of Republican State Legislatures and Governors: Kansas: The Kansas House of Representatives narrowly passed the Sunflower Education Equity Act, which would create the state’s first educational savings accounts and give participating families $5,000 to spend on educational expenses of […]
McIntosh Statement on the Biden Bank Bailout
“The Biden bank bailout is a result of Biden’s failed economic policies. And it will make things worse – other banks and their customers will pay the price, all Americans will suffer, mass inflation will start back up again. Organizations that can’t manage risk should be allowed to fail, and taxpayers should not be forced to bailout the well-connected and […]
House Republicans must ensure Congress stops ‘spending new money’: David McIntosh on Fox Business
Club for Growth President David McIntosh joins Fox Business’ “Mornings with Maria” and explains the conservative victories that came with the McCarthy Speaker vote negotiations. And with that victory paving the way for real conservative policy battles, Republicans’ next goal should be addressing ‘runaway spending’ to get inflation under control. Watch the latest video at […]
Club for Growth Statement on Joe Biden’s Student Loan Boondoggle
“Forgiving Americans’ student loan debt will do nothing except transfer that debt burden to taxpayers. This is another government boondoggle that will ultimately exacerbate inflation and hurt economic growth and prosperity in America. Not to mention, erasing student debt would reward individuals for being irresponsible with their own decisions. The best way to help Americans […]
Club for Growth Members Send Over 400 Comments to SEC Opposing Woke ESG Climate Agenda
Washington, D.C. – Club for Growth members submitted over 400 comments to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) opposing the Biden Administration’s Enhancement and Standardization of Climate-Related Disclosure for Investors proposal. Additionally, Club for Growth Foundation submitted comments opposing the proposed regulation pointing out that the rule, if enacted, would impose “massive costs on the […]
BREAKING: Inflation Hits 40 Year High Under Joe Biden
Washington, D.C. — May’s CPI report shows consumer prices rose 8.6% over the course of the past year as inflation continues its grip over the United States economy. From April to May, inflation jumped from 0.3% to 1% as prices remain high at the grocery store and the gas pump. “Make no mistake, the inflation […]