The group, Win it Back, will begin airing TV ads in Iowa and South Carolina on Tuesday.
The move comes as Donald Trump is solidifying his lead over his Republican primary rivals in early-state and national polling. | Charlie Riedel/AP PhotoA new group with ties to the anti-tax Club for Growth is launching a multimillion-dollar ad campaign in key early primary states aimed at stopping Donald Trump from steamrolling to the Republican nomination.
The emergence of Win it Back represents the latest twist in a long, complicated relationship between Trump and the Club for Growth. During the 2016 primaries, the Club spent millions of dollars in a failed effort to stop Trump from winning the nomination. But during the Trump administration, the relationship between Club and the then-president grew warmer, with McIntosh emerging as an outside political adviser. The alliance spilled over into Trump’s post-presidency.
On Friday, a day after POLITICO reported on the emergence of Win it Back PAC, Trump took aim at the Club for Growth during a speech in Iowa, calling the organization the “Club for No Growth.”is softer than some other ads that have gone after Trump and does not endorse any alternative candidate. But the man then says that the “drama” surrounding Trump impacted his own family, and that his sister stopped inviting him to Thanksgiving.
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