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The Republican Party’s 2012 presidential ticket is returning to the national stage as thousands of conservative activists gather outside Washington to examine the GOP’s future.
Presidential candidate Mitt Romney will appear at the Conservative Political Action Conference on Friday afternoon, the second day of a three-day conservative summit. It’s the first time he’ll deliver public remarks since his concession speech last November.
But at a conference focused on the next generation of conservative leaders, Romney’s 2012 running mate, Wisconsin congressman Paul Ryan, is scheduled to speak first. He’s expected to discuss his recently released budget blueprint.
Friday’s program also features reality television star Donald Trump, National Rifle Association CEO Wayne LaPierre and Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal.
The gathering comes as Republicans work to recover from a painful 2012 election season.
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1 thought on “CPAC bringing Romney, Ryan back onto center stage”
Romney and Ryan did not lose their election. Liberals set up an illegal vote count which is being corrected at this time and the party will win all seats in 2016.
Having 2 billionaires financing the GOP is all it takes and the American voters are too stupid to see it coming. America’s desire to rule the world “One World Order” is back and under a new regime that Friedman defined years ago.
Islam will be destroyed. While they are on the way out, many liberals in America will have to go. I heard all this right after Vietnam when the Birch Society rewrote the rules for American Christians.
If that is what the Conservatives want and nobody knows why it won’t work, then let it rip. Trump and Palin will lead us to God and guns.
I noticed on MSNBC that Schultz is leaving his evening hour and he has become what he claims to hate. He gets fired up on the subject of Conservatives and he is as nasty as anyone on Fox. He is transferring to the weekend slots and I will not miss him. Neither party gives a damn about individual rights. Rev. Al Sharpton may be the best commentator on MSNBC. I’ve never heard him threaten anyone for any reason. Maddow also is careful with her words and I hope she stays that way.
America was destined to fight a religious war. They will not get my grandkids to kill for them. My kids have dual citizenship. That’s my only concern.
I’ve had the best of America but got lost in how to keep the ugly out of our nation. Many American scientists believe that homo sapiens are a species based on wars.
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