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CPAC: What is the convention Trump, Pence and Farage are speaking at and why is it so influential?

CPAC: What is the convention Trump, Pence and Farage are speaking at and why is it so influential? Joe Sommerlad © Provided by The Independent The Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) opens on 27 February at the the Gaylord National Resort and Convention Centre in National Harbour, Maryland. A four-day gathering of right-wing activists from across the United States, CPAC’s keynote speaker this year will be Donald Trump – his third-consecutive outing – following the president’s return from Hanoi, Vietnam, where he is meeting with North Korea’s Kim Jong-un to discuss Pyongyang s nuclear arsenal. The conference was founded in 1974 by the American Conservative Union and Young Americans for Freedom and its inaugural address was given by Ronald Reagan, then California governor and a presidential candidate two years later, who used the platform to lay out his vision for the country before delegates.

CPAC 2021: Trump returns and Republican 2024 prospects seek breakout moments at annual gathering

CPAC 2021: Trump returns and Republican 2024 prospects seek breakout moments at annual gathering CNN 2/26/2021 By Eric Bradner, Michael Warren, Kristen Holmes and Jim Acosta, CNN © Joe Skipper/Reuters Technicians work on the stage before the start of the Conservative Political Action Conference in Orlando on Thursday, February 25. Republican politicians, media personalities and activists are gathering this weekend in Florida for the annual Conservative Political Action Conference, an event that could offer an early window into the party s 2024 presidential contest while also amplifying false claims that the 2020 election was stolen. Former President Donald Trump will be the star of the show in Orlando, delivering a Sunday afternoon speech one in which he is expected to continue to falsely claim that the presidential election was stolen that will mark his first public comments since leaving the White House.

CPAC heavy hitters to highlight constitutional freedoms, allege left hates the Bill of Rights

Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, will give one of the first addresses of CPAC 2021.  Among the major speakers who will hit on the topic Friday is Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah. His speech is titled  Why the Left Hates the Bill of Rights . and We Love It.   Lee will be one of the first speakers of CPAC, immediately following a welcome speech from Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.  Lee s talk will be followed by a panel on the First Amendment during which a different speaker will break down each of the fundamental freedoms provided in the amendment. Among them, former Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, who is the current Young America s Foundation president, will address freedom of speech; Sen. James Lankford, R-Okla., will talk about freedom of religion; and coronavirus lockdown skeptic Alex Berenson will talk about freedom of the press. 

CPAC Pandering Leads to the Usual Disaster - American Renaissance

CPAC Pandering Leads to the Usual Disaster Gregory Hood, American Renaissance, February 25, 2021 It’s the oldest joke about the American conservative movement: “What do you call the one black guy at CPAC? The keynote speaker.” Every year, the Conservative Political Action Conference (sponsored by the American Conservative Union) tries to show it is not racist by propping up token non-whites to speak about “leaving the Democrat plantation” to vote Republican. Every year, CPAC bans race realists even from the audience, presumably so reporters won’t call the conference “racist.” Every year, liberal reporters go to CPAC, take pictures of eccentric people, and write insulting articles anyway. CPAC never learns.

The return of Donald Trump: CPAC puts the Republican 2024 presidential primary front and center

The return of Donald Trump: CPAC puts the Republican 2024 presidential primary front and center David Jackson, USA TODAY Replay Video UP NEXT ORLANDO – Republican presidential hopefuls who once hoped to make their marks at a high-profile conservative political conference this weekend hit a last-minute roadblock. Trump s appearance Sunday at the Conservative Political Action Conference – his first speech since his norm-busting presidency ended on Jan. 20 – now dominates the annual event at which conservative activists will plot the future of their movement. © Tasos Katopodis, Getty Images President Donald Trump acknowledges the crowd during the annual Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) at Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center Feb. 29, 2020, in National Harbor, Maryland.

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