EXCLUSIVE – The leading conservative organization, which is already a major consumer in Republican primary policy, wants to increase his game in the 2026 election cycle. President Donald Trump and his political team.
“Our goal will be even bigger and do more,” emphasized the president of the David McIntosh growth club in an exclusive interview with Fox News Digital.
The growth club is a political advocacy organization that pushes a fiscal conservative agenda, including a focus on tax reduction and other economic issues.
His political hand, the Action Super Pac Growth Club, was a major player in GOP primary calculation.
This top Republican recruit is hinted at when it will make a decision 2026.
At that time, Formal President Donald Trump, left, holds his hand with the club for the growth of President David McIntosh, while Trump speaks at the annual withdrawal of a donor to The Breakers at Palm Beach, Florida, March 1, 2024. (A growth club)
The Club Action for Growth says that its associated super pacs raised $ 163 million in 2024and believes that she won 73% of the races in which she invested political investments. The group says he wants to increase Ante in the 2026 cycle, and is acting on the strengthening of the Republican majority in the home and Senate.
McIntosh said that when it comes to increasing his investments this and next year, “a lot depends on the members. We are dependent on our donors who will help us finance these races.”
However, he added, “We have some very good, generous people who support us in this.”
“One of the key factors,” McIntosh emphasized, “will be President Trump and his approval. This is literally trying everything else. So what we would do is recommend to him and his political team that the candidates we think would support for his agenda, a free market, limited government conservatives who could support together.”
McIntosh and the club had a relationship with Trump. They opposed Trump as he ran for the White House in 2016 before accepted as an allies. In the 2022 cycle, Trump and the club joined in some high GOP, but they clashed for the flammable battles for the nomination of Senate Senate, Ohi and Pennsylvania.
Former Ambassador David McIntosh, President of the Fiscally Conservative Growth Club, interviewed Fox News Digital on January 16, 2025 in Washington, DC (Fox News – Paul Steinhauser)
In addition, the club was on leaving Trump as the Republican Presidential Nomination in 2024 began. Trump has repeatedly criticized McIntosh and the club, inviting them as a “club without growth”, and claimed that they were “a set of political misfits, globalists and losers”.
However, Trump and McIntosh made peace about a year ago, and Trump said in March 2024, while he ended the GOP presidential nomination, that they “returned” after a long fall.
Trump, a growth club, make peace before 2024.
“I think you will see the PAC growth club working closely with President Trump, his political team,” McIntosh told Fox News. “We will definitely closely cooperate with his policy team to get a tax account, a lot of legislation that we both agree to is really important to turn things in the country.”
Club officials say they are planning a federal advocacy campaign with eight digits to support what they call initiatives for the free market proposed by Trump administration. The top item of their campaign in the center of attention is the pressure on the expansion and permanent codification of Trump’s tax reductions adopted during his first term in the White House.
The group also advocates the legislation of the Federal School of Freedom, which would allow parents to “use federal tax dollars to send their students to the public, private, charter or homeland that best suits their learning needs.”
Last year’s growth club joined the Allied groups to target and beat 10 GOP state lawmakers in Texas who opposed the so-called legislation on the school’s election. The group also spent a large dollar in Tennessee on a similar mission, and this year it continues its crusade in five other countries, which consider accounts for election at school.
The club begins its annual withdrawal on Thursday for the top donor donor, which is held every year at an exclusive beach resort at the Spors Upper Community at Palm Beach, Florida.
Republican Senator Ted Cruz from Texas speaks at a donor conference where a conservative group was a growth club on March 3, 2023 at Palm Beach, Florida. (Fox News)
Some of the most famous names on the right will speak on Confab because they hang out with donors with a big pocket.
Among the politicians who attended the Sens. Ted Cruz of Texas, Mike Lee of Utah, Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee, Rand Paul of Kentucky, Tim Scott of South Carolina (president of the National Republican Senator Senator Committee, a campaign for the GOP Senate campaign), Rick Scott of Florida and Freshman Bernie Moren.
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Among the members of the house attended by the President of the House, Mike Johnson and Reps. Byron Donalds, which moves to run 2026 for the Governor in Florida, and Nancy Mace from South Carolina, who also considers a gubernator offer.
Ron Desantis Ron Desantis also attends, as well as Vivek Ramaswamy, who started a campaign for Ohia 2026 governor this week.
