A group with close ties to the conservative Club for Growth has launched a new political action committee aimed at keeping former President Donald Trump from winning the GOP presidential nomination in 2024.
The Win it Back PAC filed paperwork with the Federal Election Commission on Wednesday, showing deep ties to the influential Club for Growth group, whose leaders have come out against the former president in recent months. The filing lists the PAC’s designated agent as David McIntosh, Club for Growth’s president, who came out publicly against Trump earlier this year.“The party should be open to another candidate,” McIntosh told reporters in February.
Win it Back’s goal is to target Trump during the primary cycle and boost other GOP contenders, according to Politico. It’s not clear how much money the group intends to spend in the months leading up to the primary election or how exactly members will seek to attack the former president. The new political action committee is the club’s latest attack against Trump as he seeks a return to the Oval Office next year. The organization snubbed the former president earlier this year when it declined to invite Trump to its annual donor retreat in Palm Beach despite hosting a slew of other GOP presidential contenders.
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