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'''The Club for Growth''' is a controversial organization consisting of 9,000 [[Americans]]<ref> [http://www.pfaw.org/pfaw/general/default.aspx?oid=9345#1 People For The American Way,"Club for Growth - Activities"]</ref>.  The organization has been known for endorsing and funding [[conservative]] candidates over moderates and [[Democrats]].  Club for Growth’s political action committee was heavily involved in funding candidates favoring lower taxes in the 2002, 2004, and the 2006 primary and general elections.  

'''The Club for Growth''' is a controversial organization consisting of 9,000 [[Americans]]<ref> [http://www.pfaw.org/pfaw/general/default.aspx?oid=9345#1 People For The American Way,"Club for Growth - Activities"]</ref>.  The organization has been known for endorsing and funding fiscal [[conservative]] candidates over moderates and [[Democrats]].  Club for Growth’s political action committee was heavily involved in funding candidates favoring lower taxes in the 2002, 2004, and the 2006 primary and general elections.  

Being a “527” organization, the Club for Growth can accept unlimited funding without disclosing donors name. This policy has evolved the organization into a partisan attack machine for its top donors. Conservative Presidential candidate [[Mike Huckabee]] has referred to the organization as the "Club for Greed", because of its donor's political influence. He said regarding the organizations credibility

Being a “527” organization, the Club for Growth can accept unlimited funding without disclosing donors name. This policy has evolved the organization into a partisan attack machine for its top donors. Conservative Presidential candidate [[Mike Huckabee]] has referred to the organization as the "Club for Greed", because of its donor's political influence. He said regarding the organizations credibility