Category: Club in the News
ICYMI: Club for Growth Action President David McIntosh on Fox Business’ Mornings with Maria
Washington, D.C. – In case you missed it, Club for Growth Action President David McIntosh joined Fox Business’ Mornings with Maria to discuss the impact of Kamala Harris replacing Joe Biden at the top of the Democratic Presidential ticket, how Harris flip-flopping on key issues is turning her into the modern John Kerry, and the […]
ICYMI: CfG’s McIntosh Featured In Wash Examiner Story on Vance & Crypto
WASHINGTON, D.C. – In case you missed it, Club for Growth President and former Rep. David McIntosh was quoted in a on what President Trump’s choice of Sen. JD Vance as the Republican VP nominee means for cryptocurrency. McIntosh is also co-chair of the nonpartisan Blockchain Innovation Project along with former Rep. Tim Ryan. To schedule […]
ICYMI: 2 New TX Runoff Ads – “Potentially Powerful Blow” on Phelan & VanDeaver “Riding the Gravy Train”
Washington, D.C. – In case you missed it, Club for Growth Action released two new ads, Alicia and Gravy Train, targeting Speaker Dade Phelan and State Representative Gary VanDeaver in the Texas runoffs. The Dallas Express covered the latest ad on Speaker Phelan featuring Alicia Davis, a former primary candidate in TX-HD-21, and Texas Scorecard […]
ICYMI: David McIntosh “Might Just Be The Most Powerful Person In Republican Primary Politics”
In Case You Missed It, Nathan Gotsch of Fort Wayne Politics published a story on Club for Growth Action’s David McIntosh’s work to secure Marlin Stutzman’s victory in the IN-03 Republican primary. Club for Growth Action also saw two other Indiana victories last night with Rep. Jim Banks’ Republican Senate primary wins and Sen. Mike […]
ICYMI: $4 Million TX Runoff Ad Rez Announced Against RINOs Who Opposed School Freedom
Washington, D.C. – In case you missed it, the Club for Growth Action announced a $4 million TV and radio ad reservation against five so-called “Republicans” who opposed Gov. Abbott’s school freedom legislation and are engaged in primary runoffs. Phil Prazan of NBC DFW published an exclusive report on the announcement. Club for Growth […]
ICYMI: Ratings of all Missouri Legislators Fall in Conservative Group’s Review
Washington, D.C. – In case you missed it, the Club for Growth Foundation released their Missouri 2023 Economic Scorecard, evaluating where each elected official in the state legislature stands on pro-growth economic policies. Club for Growth President David McIntosh discussed the scorecards findings with The Center Square’s Joe Mueller as part of his exclusive coverage […]
Club for Growth, American Federation for Children Launch Federal Education Freedom Pledge
Washington, D.C. – Club for Growth and the American Federation for Children have partnered to create the Federal Education Freedom pledge, laying the groundwork for federal school freedom legislation. Active members of Congress as well as declared candidates are encouraged to sign the pledge to show their commitment to funding students over systems. Thus far, […]
ICYMI: New CFG Action Ad Exposes Justice as McConnell Stooge
Washington, D.C. – In case you missed it, Club for Growth Action released a new ad highlighting Gov. Jim Justice’s deep ties and loyalty to Sen. Mitch McConnell. The ad will air statewide on Fox News and across digital platforms around the first Republican Presidential primary debate. Caroline Vakil from The Hill wrote an exclusive […]
ICYMI: Conservatives Unite Around Banks in New CFG Action Ad
Washington, D.C. – In case you missed it, Club for Growth Action released a new ad in the Indiana Senate race highlighting how conservative leaders, both nationally and in state, have consolidated their support around Jim Banks. The ad will run statewide on Fox News and across digital platforms surrounding the first Republican Presidential debate. […]
Beshear Team Doubles Down On Pro-Crime Policies
Washington, D.C. – Following the release of a School Freedom Fund TV ad, Governor Beshear and his team are doubling down on his pro-crime policies. A Beshear spokesperson even called his decision to release almost 2,000 criminals early one of the Governor’s “hard decisions to keep Kentuckians safe.” “Kentucky voters are outraged at Beshear’s pro-crime policies and his […]