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    Tag: Club for Growth

    You've Seen The $100 Project


    By JGillman, Section News
    Posted on Fri Apr 12, 2013 at 12:17:51 PM EST
    Tags: Club For Growth, Primary, Republicans, RINOS, Progressives (all tags)

    But have you seen the organized effort out by Club For Growth?

    The question is asked, "Why Primary My Congressman?"

    "Moderate" Republicans often join with liberal Democrats to grow government and increase taxes.

    For years moderate Republicans have joined with Democrats to pass liberal policies that harm economic growth. They have passed spending bills that add trillions to our debt, without ever addressing the structural reforms that are needed to balance the budget and create an environment for economic growth and job creation.

    OK.  Good answer.

    Take just ONE of the identified Congressional critters on their site; Rep Rene Ellmers, who holds a 66% conservative record, yet she represents a district which voted 57% for Romney in 2012. Pretty much 2 years wasted so far there, Hmm?

    Where do our guys stand?

    (1 comment) Comments >>

    Fool us once, shame on you. Fool us twice...


    By Chris Marlink, Section News
    Posted on Sat Jan 16, 2010 at 08:27:52 PM EST
    Tags: Riemersma, Kuipers, Huizenga, Congress, Taxes, Health Care, ATR, Club for Growth, Obamacare (all tags)

    State Senator Wayne Kuipers recently announced that he is the first candidate in the race for the 2nd  Congressional District to sign Club for Growth's "Repeal it!" pledge to repeal Obamacare should it become law.  What's better than being first, of course, is being credible.

    (4 comments, 409 words in story) Full Story

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