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The Club for Growth Comes Out Swinging

It took a little while, but the group that -- let’s be honest -- did a lot to make today’s news happen is out with a statement on Sen. Arlen Specter’s decision

Jul 31, 2020
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It took a little while, but the group that — let’s be honest — did a lot to make today’s news happen is out with a statement on Sen. Arlen Specter’s decision to switch parties. From Chris Chocola, the new chairman:
Senator Specter has confirmed what we already knew – he’s a liberal devoted to more spending, more bailouts, and less economic freedom. Thanks to him, Democrats will now be able to steamroll their big government agenda through the Senate.
This also shows how unprincipled he is. Just a few weeks ago, he stated quite clearly that he was remaining a Republican because he thought he had “a more important role to play there.” And he said “the United States very desperately needs a two-party system.”
This cynical play for political survival calls into question whether Pennsylvania taxpayers can believe anything Arlen Specter says. If his only principle is personal ambition, can he really be trusted with the serious issues that face our country?
The Club for Growth PAC enthusiastically endorsed Pat Toomey for Senate in Pennsylvania when Specter was pretending to be a Republican. Club members will be even more committed to Toomey’s candidacy now that Specter has revealed his true identity.
Hypocrisy, expediency, etc — they’re making the argument that they only exposed Specter for the scoundrel he is.
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