Stephen Moore (founder): Now on the Wall Street Journal editorial board, Moore began his economics career at the Heritage Foundation and the Cato Institute, both libertarian think tanks.Pat Toomey, R-Pa., who was once president of the Club for Growth.
Pike was chief of staff in Washington to several congressmen, including Sen. Chuck Pike (executive vice president): Pike held leadership positions at the Neumann Companies, a nature preservation company in Wisconsin, and Freedom Alliance, a nonprofit in Virginia that focuses on military service and veterans.House of Representatives from 2003 to 2007. He was CEO at CTB, a manufacturing corporation in Indiana and he represented Indiana’s 2nd Congressional District in U.S. Chris Chocola (president): Chocola runs the Club for Growth network.
Social media: YouTube channel, Twitter profile, Facebook page (all accounts jointly operated with Club for Growth Action)įor the group’s fiscal year that ran from July 1, 2009, through June 30, 2010: By Rachael Marcus AugNonprofit profile: American Commitment By Rachael Marcus AugNonprofit profile: Americans for Prosperity By Paul Abowd JNonprofit profile: Ending Spending By Rachael Marcus JNonprofit profile: American Future Fund By Rachael Marcus JClick here for more stories in this topic By Reity O’Brien OctoNonprofit profile: Club for Growth Inc. Mystery donors pumped millions into liberal ‘dark money’ group By Cady Zuvich Nonprofit profile: Patriot Majority USA By Alexandra Duszak OctoNonprofit profile: League of Conservation Voters Inc. ‘Dark money’: a pro-veteran nonprofit’s political weapon By Carrie Levine June 1, 2016 Koch brothers’ plight likened to that of civil rights workers in the 1950s By John Dunbar July 5, 2016
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