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NEW: Club for Growth Foundation’s 2025 Nebraska State Economic Scorecard is out!🔴Average Republican Score: 46%🔵Average D...
08/26/2026

NEW: Club for Growth Foundation’s 2025 Nebraska State Economic Scorecard is out!

🔴Average Republican Score: 46%
🔵Average Democrat Score: 22%

See how every Nebraska State Senator scored on limited-government and pro-growth policies in the full 2025 Scorecard: https://clubforgrowthfoundation.org/state/nebraska/?report-year=2025

📊NEW: Club for Growth Foundation’s 2025 North Dakota State Economic Scorecard is out!The Scorecard examined more than 2,...
08/26/2026

📊NEW: Club for Growth Foundation’s 2025 North Dakota State Economic Scorecard is out!

The Scorecard examined more than 2,100 floor votes and selected 20 House votes and 15 Senate votes to show North Dakotans how their lawmakers approached limited-government and pro-growth policies in 2025.

North Dakota House
🔴Republican Average: 56%
🔵Democrat Average: 18%

North Dakota Senate
🔴Republican Average: 41%
🔵Democrat Average: 16%

See how every North Dakota lawmaker scored in the full 2025 Scorecard: https://clubforgrowthfoundation.org/club-for-growth-foundation-releases-2025-north-dakota-state-economic-scorecard/

Club for Growth Foundation’s 2025 Pennsylvania State Economic Scorecard is here — and the numbers tell the story.🏛️ PA H...
08/14/2026

Club for Growth Foundation’s 2025 Pennsylvania State Economic Scorecard is here — and the numbers tell the story.

🏛️ PA House
Republican Average: 49%
Democrat Average: 1%

🏛️ PA Senate
Republican Average: 53%
Democrat Average: 8%

After reviewing more than 975 floor votes, the Scorecard shows exactly where Pennsylvania lawmakers stand on pro-growth, limited-government policies.

See how your legislators scored: https://clubforgrowthfoundation.org/club-for-growth-foundation-releases-2025-pennsylvania-state-economic-scorecard/

07/29/2026

Our first-ever family event is in the books. 🇺🇸

For America's 250th, we brought Fellows and their families to Washington, D.C. for the Fourth of July weekend. Capitol tours with Wallbuilders. A fireside chat with Congresswoman Mary Miller and State Rep. Chris Miller. Lunch with Kelsey Grammer and David McIntosh. A Nationals game from the suites. And fireworks from a boat on the Potomac with the whole crew.

We've hosted seminars for years, but this was the first time we invited families along. Kids building mock presidential campaigns in the morning, parents talking policy down the hall, and everyone together by game time. It hit different.

Happy 250th, America. We'll be doing this again.

06/04/2026

250 years later, the arguments for economic freedom are as urgent as ever. Here are the highlights from historic and beautiful Old Parkland where we celebrated 250 years of Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations. 🇺🇸

2026 is a rare kind of anniversary: 250 years since the Declaration of Independence and Adam Smith published The Wealth ...
06/03/2026

2026 is a rare kind of anniversary: 250 years since the Declaration of Independence and Adam Smith published The Wealth of Nations. Two foundational texts, one shared belief—that free people, not government, create prosperity.

On May 12, we gathered at Old Parkland in Dallas with more than 100 investors, policy leaders, and civic leaders to discuss Smith’s enduring legacy and the economic debates defining this moment.

Here's to the next 250. 🇺🇸

Our 2026 Fellowship cohort brought and sustained the energy across three days of engaging sessions and events in Boston ...
06/02/2026

Our 2026 Fellowship cohort brought and sustained the energy across three days of engaging sessions and events in Boston this spring.

Our seminar highlights included remarks from:
- Aaron Hedlund, WH Council of Economic Advisers
- Eric Burlison and Bob Onder, U.S. Reps and Fellowship alumni
- Seth Dillon, Babylon Bee

In between, the Fellows did the real work discussing honorable business, the economics of everyday life, and how to actually say what you believe and be heard. We closed it out by tossing tea into Boston Harbor, reflecting on the principles that started it all.

Next Stop: Philadelphia this fall. 🇺🇸

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