Tag: Export-Import Bank
Club for Growth TV Ad Applauds Opposition to Ex-Im by Democrat Alan Grayson
Washington, DC – The Club for Growth today announced the release of a TV ad urging Florida Democrats to support Representative Alan Grayson’s (FL-9) opposition to the Export-Import Bank, over Representative Patrick Murphy’s (FL-18) support for the bank and its corporate welfare. The ad will begin airingtomorrow statewide on MSNBC and other outlets in Florida, […]
Club for Growth & Heritage Action statement on the Export-Import Bank
Washington – Following Senate passage of the Trade Act of 2015 (H.R. 1314), Club for Growth President David McIntosh and Heritage Action CEO Michael A. Needham issued a joint statement: “Yesterday, Senator Maria Cantwell leveraged her vote on Trade Promotion Authority to open up Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell’s playbook on the Export-Import Bank. It […]
Club for Growth Applauds Congressmen Rob Bishop and Chris Stewart for Opposing Export-Import Bank
Washington, DC – The Club for Growth today released the following statement after Chairman Rob Bishop (UT-1) and Representative Chris Stewart (UT-2) announced their opposition to re-authorization of the Export-Import Bank: “The Club for Growth applauds Chairman Bishop and Congressman Stewart for declaring their opposition to re-authorization of the Export-Import Bank,” said Club for Growth […]
Club for Growth Launches Round Two of Ex-Im TV Ad Campaign in Four More Congressional Districts
Washington, DC – The Club for Growth today announced the release of TV ads urging four Members of Congress to join conservatives and end the Export-Import Bank. The ads will air, starting tomorrow, in the congressional districts of Chairmen Rob Bishop (UT-1) and Bill Shuster (PA-9), and Representatives David McKinley (WV-1) and Chris Stewart (UT-2), […]
RSC Chair Ready to Wind Down Export-Import Bank
Club applauds strong statement against Ex-Im by Congressman Flores, Senator Lee, and the Republican Study Committee. Washington, DC – The Club for Growth released the following statement in response to today’scalls for an end to the Export-Import Bank by the House Republican Study Committee, and in the joint statement by House Republican Study Committee Chairman […]
Scalise Reaffirms Opposition to Export-Import Bank
Washington, DC – The Club for Growth applauds House Majority Whip Steve Scalise for his published remarks today on the Export-Import Bank. When asked what he thought would happen to Ex-Im, Scalise said, “At this point, [Financial Services Chairman Jeb Hensarling of Texas] has said he wants it to expire, and I think it’s on track to […]
PODCAST: David McIntosh with Matt Lewis of the Daily Caller
Club president David McIntosh talked about Ex-Im bank, the 2016 presidential race, and the Club’s stewardship of donations, with Matt Lewis of the Daily Caller.
Club for Growth Launches Ex-Im TV Ad Campaign in Four Congressional Districts
Washington, DC – The Club for Growth today released TV ads urging four Members of Congress to join conservatives and end the Export-Import Bank. The ads will air in the congressional districts of Representatives Buddy Carter (GA-01), Renee Ellmers (NC-02), Stephen Fincher (TN-08) and Bill Flores (TX-17). The six-figure ad buys in all four districts […]
Coalition of 50+ Orgs to Congress: Let the Export-Import Bank Expire
On April 21, 2014, the Club for Growth and 52 other organizations wrote to Members of Congress urging them to oppose reauthorization of the Export-Import Bank. Here is the letter: Dear Members of Congress: On behalf of our groups and organizations, together representing millions of Americans, we urge you to oppose the reauthorization of the Export-Import Bank. […]
50 Reasons to End the Export-Import Bank
#50 – There are more than 30 active investigations of alleged fraud by Ex-Im bank employees. Washington, DC – Today the Club for Growth is launching a new phase in its opposition to reauthorization of the Export-Import Bank. Each weekday the Club will tweet (@Club4Growth) a new reason why the Export-Import Bank, and its corruption […]