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It’s All About Trump: CPAC Seems Poised To Ignore Republican Identity Crisis
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It’s All About Trump: CPAC Seems Poised To Ignore Republican Identity Crisis
The four-day Conservative Political Action Conference opens in central Florida on Thursday for the first time in the post-Trump era, but the former president is still slated to be the star of the show.
comments The Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) kicks off on Thursday, seven weeks and one day after Donald Trump sent a murderous mob to rampage through the Capitol in a final, violence-soaked bid to overturn the presidential election. The annual confab — which has become the central event of the year for Republican politics — not only has no distance from the events of Jan. 6, it is basically shaping up to be a celebration of both the man and the movement that inspired a fascist insurrection. It's not just that Trump is going to be the headline speaker on Sunday, allowin...
Donald Trump will use CPAC comeback speech to repeat false claim he won the election and push for voting 'reforms' after losing scores of court challenges to results Trump to use speech Sunday at the Conservative Political Action Conference to push repeated claims that he is the true victor of the 2020 presidential election The conference will include several panel discussions focused on election fraud One panel will include an appearance from Cleta Michell, a former Trump campaign attorney attempting to overturn the election results Another will include former Nevada Attorney General Ada...
Donald Trump may be spending his post-presidency golfing at Mar-a -Lago but he remains front and center in the hearts and minds of millions of Republican voters, as evidenced by the 46% who said in a new Suffolk University/ USA Today poll released over the weekend that they would join a Trump Party if he decided to split off from the GOP. A whopping 80% of Republican respondents said they support punishing any Republicans in Congress who voted for Trump’s impeachment. He is still their Dear Leader even in exile. So the GOP still has a Trump problem. If it loses 20-30% of its voters, it wi...