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In 2005, the organization came under criticism for falling back on its core principals; this led to the founding of another organization by some former members, the [[Free Enterprise Fund]].<ref>http://archive.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2005/7/8/95300.shtml</ref>

In 2005, the organization came under criticism, which led to the founding of another organization by some of its former members:  the [[Free Enterprise Fund]].<ref>http://archive.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2005/7/8/95300.shtml</ref>

For years the president of Club for Growth was anti-[[Trump]][[Patrick Toomey]], who generally promoted [[globalism|globalist]] [[free trade]] at the expense of working [[Pennsylvania]]ns.  In 2015, it is David McIntosh, a former congressman and founder of the [[Federalist Society]].

For years the president of Club for Growth was anti-[[Trump]] [[Patrick Toomey]], who generally promoted [[globalism|globalist]] [[free trade]] at the expense of working [[Pennsylvania]]ns.  In 2015, it is David McIntosh, a former congressman and founder of the [[Federalist Society]].

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