Author: Joe Kildea
Club for Growth PAC Congratulates Dan Bishop on NC-9 Primary Victory
North Carolina State Senator Dan Bishop, who the Club for Growth PAC endorsed on April 22, easily won the Republican primary in North Carolina’s 9th Congressional District. Bishop will face Dan McCready in the special election to be held on September 10, 2019. “Primary voters in North Carolina’s 9th Congressional District made the right choice in voting […]
McIntosh Discusses the 2020 Election & Biden’s Rise in the Polls on FOX News
McIntosh Discusses the 2020 Election & Biden’s Rise in the Polls on FOX News Club for Growth President David McIntosh appeared on FOX News on Saturday, May 11 to discuss the 2020 election and former Vice President Joe Biden’s recent rise in the polls. McIntosh compared Biden’s support to former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s […]
WTAS – NC9 Primary Election – Bishop “Solidly In The Lead;” Rushing “Will Not Request A Runoff” If Behind Bishop; “Realtors Haven’t Gotten A Lot For Their Money” With Leigh Brown; CFG Poll, Ad, & Website
The following is a summary of What They Are Saying about the Republican primary in North Carolina’s 9th Congressional District with election day next week. Both the National Journal’s Hotline and The Daily Haymaker reported that Stony Rushing, “who ran a distant second in all three polls, confirmed he will not request a runoff if […]
Club for Growth Action Launches AntiTrumpRealtor.Com and Advertisement Highlighting Leigh Brown’s Liberal Record Week Before NC-09 Primary
Club for Growth Action has released a television advertisement, “Who,” and a website, AntiTrumpRealtor.com, focused on Leigh Brown’s liberal record ahead of the May 14 Republican primary in North Carolina’s 9th Congressional District. Brown has been outspoken against President Trump and the Trump Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, she has worked for and donated to […]
Club for Growth & Coalition of Conservative Groups Tell Congress Not to Break Spending Caps
The Club for Growth, along with FreedomWorks and 11 other major conservative organizations, co-signed a letter to Senate Majority Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) and House Minority Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) urging them not to exceed spending limits set in the 2011 Budget Control Act (BCA) in a potential deal to increase discretionary spending. Club for Growth President […]