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Former President Donald Trump Here’s the big question for Republicans in the 2022 and the 2024 election cycles. Do they stay with Donald Trump, and by extension the field of House and Senate candidates he backs in 2022? Or, do they change course and find a new standard-bearer for the party? (Quite honestly, Democrats may face a similar discussion as President Biden gets older). In many respects, we’re looking at the parties of the past versus the parties of the future. Let’s “brunch” on that this week. “Trump Back at CPAC” – Last Sunday former President Trump was among the speakers at the powerful Conservative Political Action Committee (pronounced C-PAC for short). Normally, the influential group holds its annual national gathering in Washington, DC, but this year it chose Texas. In an informal straw poll at CPAC, Trump took 70 percent of the vote in a theoretical bid for the 2024 GOP nomination. Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) Florida came in second with 21 percent. The ot

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