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→Controversy: Obamacare repeal
In the 2006 [[Rhode Island]] [[Republican]] senate primary election, Club for Growth heavily campaigned against [[liberal]] [[Republican]] senator [[Lincoln Chafee]] in his primary race against conservative [[Steven Laffey]].<ref>[http://www.nationalreview.com/miller/miller200510180823.asp National Review,October 18, 2005, John J. Miller, "Is Laffey the Best Medicine?"]</ref>
In the 2006 [[Rhode Island]] [[Republican]] senate primary election, Club for Growth heavily campaigned against [[liberal]] [[Republican]] senator [[Lincoln Chafee]] in his primary race against conservative [[Steven Laffey]].<ref>[http://www.nationalreview.com/miller/miller200510180823.asp National Review,October 18, 2005, John J. Miller, "Is Laffey the Best Medicine?"]</ref>
In 2017, the Club for Growth lobbied against a GOP bill to repeal and replace [[Obamacare]]. After the bill was defeated, President Trump tweeted:
[[File:Obamacaretweet.jpg|left|600px|Trump's tweet on Obamacare repeal]]
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