Final day of CPAC Yesterday's post is Here
Today's agenda with President Trump speaking at 3:40
9:20 AM Protecting Elections Part 4: Failed States (PA, GA, NV, oh my!)
Rep. Mike Kelly (PA-16) Jenny Beth Martin, Tea Party Patriots Amanda Milius, Director and Producer of The Plot Against the President Moderated by Heather Flick, Lawyer 9:45 AM China’s Puppets in South Korea and Hong Kong
Gordon Chang, American Conservative Union Foundation Board Grant Newsham, KCPAC Moderated by Lydia Chang, Lawyer 10:05 AM Remarks by David McIntosh, Club for Growth 10:15 AM The Dangers of Denying People Their Prosperity
Larry Kudlow, Former Director of the White House National Economic Council
10:30 AM Neville Chamberlain of Commerce: Corporate America Surrendering to
China James Carafano, The Heritage Foundation Rep. Scott Perry (PA-10) Joshua Philipp, The Epoch Times Moderated by Gordon Chang, American Conservative Union Foundation Board
11:00 AM Prescription for Pain: The Left’s Agenda on Healthcare
Rep. Michael Burgess (TX-26)
Rep. Ronny Jackson (TX-13) Scott Parkinson, Club for Growth Moderated by Michi Iljazi, American Conservative Union 11:25 AM Protecting Elections Part 5: They Told Ya So: The Signs Were Always
There John Fund, National Review J. Christian Adams, Public Interest Legal Foundation Hans Von Spakovsky, The Heritage Foundation Michael Whatley, NC Republican Party Dan Schneider, American Conservative Union 11:55 AM Tough Love: An Assessment of the Republican Party Matt Schlapp, American Conservative Union Chairman Moderated by Deal Hudson, Ave Maria Radio 12:15 PM Remarks by Tom Fitton, President of Judicial Watch 12:30 PM Remarks by Wayne LaPierre, National Rife Association 12:40 PM Protecting Elections Part 6: Successful States Tommy Hicks, Republican National Committee Michael Whatley, NC Republican Party Matt Whitaker, Fmr. U.S. Attorney General Moderated by Matt Schlapp, American Conservative Union Chairman
1:10 PM Protecting Elections Part 7: Pandora’s Ballot Box--What’s Next Denise Cohen, American Conservative Union Foundation John Fund, National Review Andrew Wheeler, Fmr. U.S. Administrator of the EPA Moderated by Charlie Gerow, American Conservative Union First Vice Chairman
1:35 PM Amendment III: Freedom from CHAZ and CHOP Invading Your
Neighborhood Julio Rosas, Townhall.com Shelby Talcott, Daily Caller Moderated by Dan Schneider, American Conservative Union Executive Director
1:55 PM All Debts Are Off: Why You Should Care about the National Debt
Rep. Mike Johnson (LA-04) Rep. Chip Roy (TX-21) Russ Vought, Former Director of the Office Of Management & Budget Moderated by Charlie Hurt, The Washington Times
2:15 PM Health-Rationing vs. Health-Sharing: Your Savings, Your Freedom and
Your Life
Matt Bellis, LibertyHealth Share Caroline Thau, LibertyHealth Share Peter Pitts, President of Center for Medicine in the Public Interest Moderated by Dan Schneider, American Conservative Union Executive Director
2:40 PM Please Check the Number and Dial Again: Doubt, Dysfunction, and the
Price of Missed Opportunities Sonnie Johnson, Host of “Sonnie’s Corner” on SiriusXM Angela Stanton King, The America King Foundation Shemeka Michelle, #WalkAway Rich Valdes, Host of “This Is America” TalkRadio 77 WABC Moderated by Maj Toure, Founder of Black Guns Matter 3:10 PM Amendments IX and X: Remarks by Rep. Jim Jordan (OH-04) 3:20 PM CPAC Straw Poll Results
Jim McLaughlin, Pollster for President Trump Tim Constantine, The Washington Times Matt Schlapp, American Conservative Union Chairman 3:40 PM President Donald J. Trump, 45th President of the United States
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This is people on stage who are explaining how to bring more people on board, and explaining why it is that their communities sold out for 2000 checks because they were uninformed, did not stand up and demand accountability, and did not feel welcome in a movement that is for their own benefit.
President Trump made huge gains in his votership BECAUSE of people like the ones on stage who brought more people on board the Trump Train.
They are making excuses for the black community. I have heard enough of Sonnie to understand that she babies them. Never any accountability for the black community choosing to vote for the same politicians every single time even though they get no results.
Stop treating black people like they are dumb and babies. They are not. People like Sonnie like acting like they are infantile and need to be treated with extra care. She complains that nOt eNoUgH is done to reach them. Lies!
Black republicans run in those areas and get shunned by the black community but Sonnie will tell you no one runs there. The black people in those areas would rather vote for a democrat who will do nothing than a black republican suggesting to try something new.
Republicans should stop wasting their time on them. Aim for the Latinos and Asians. They have a better chance of converting them than the black community. Those people have clearly made a choice to stay with the democrats no matter what.
I am saying this as someone who knows Trump got about 35 percent of the black vote but I can not overlook that in every single state that had a stolen election, black people were at the front line.
I like your response thanks for taking the time.
I get the impression that she is all over Black people to wake up, and the other guy there, the Latino dude, said that he doesn't think there was a failure because - and remember the question was how has the conservative movement and Republican party failed the [insert group here] community - the Latino vote numbers were already huge.
I hear what you're saying in a way, and I agree that some communities don't want to wake up from their 250 year slumber.
But I take the position that we are all Americans and while we all have individual choice and that that freedom needs to be respected, there is nothing that says that we can't make sure that we are all as informed as possible. And that means making sure that these people at least know that there is a viable alternative out there, available to them.
More and more people are waking up, this isn't the time to start turning our backs away from anyone.