CPAC

The theme of July's key conservative conference in Dallas, Texas, is set to be "America UnCanceled."

All 10 of the House Republicans who voted to impeach Trump for his alleged role in the deadly January 6 Capitol riot have managed to out-fundraise their Trump-backed challengers.

This weekend, Trump and a number of high-profile GOP lawmakers and supporters are meeting for a Republican National Committee donor retreat in Palm Beach, Florida.

A spokesperson for the territory's governor said they'd be "more than happy" to send the congresswoman a book about the island's history.

McConnell's favorability rating is far closer to Trump's unfavorability rating (24 percent) among Republican voters.

Right now, the GOP is stuck.

At the conference on February 28, the former president once again refused to acknowledge that he lost November's election.

Really American PAC had some of its mobile billboards drive around Ted Cruz's neighborhood with the sign "traitor" as part of a targeted campaign against the Texas Senator.

CPAC's friendship with the Jewish community deserves to be applauded by Jews and Zionists of all political leanings.

The Republican senator said the former president's false claims aren't a "winning storyline" and get "in the way of the future."

Regardless of the surprises that lie ahead, conservatives can't begin to bend reality toward a more hopeful future until they accept the realities of this challenging present.

"If CPAC represented America, Mr. Trump would still reside in the White House, not Mar-a-Lago," the board wrote.

"All this disgusting stuff keeps coming out and you're like 'Oh my god when is this going to end?' Kimmel said, mocking Trump's CPAC speech.

Most in Trump's voter base were pleased to hear his intent to stay in the fight, and relieved to hear he will not be starting a new political party.

A CPAC straw poll found that only 3 percent of attendees would choose Hawley as their 2024 presidential pick.

"I actually like President Trump, he's been very nice to me," the South Carolina senator said. "This is his party."

Some Republicans have claimed that the election was "stolen" not by widespread voter fraud, but by unconstitutional rule changes instated by state election boards.

On Sunday, Trump made it clear how he intends to use his new role. He will hold Biden's administration to account and he will not shy away from criticizing it when he has to.

Former President Donald Trump claimed "thousands" of migrants arrive at the U.S. border with "no masks" in his remarks at CPAC, the same event which saw attendees booing organizers for requesting they don masks.

"It's not a bad enemies list to be on," the Illinois congressman said during a Monday appearance on MSNBC's Morning Joe.

A survey conducted by Pew Research Center found 72 percent of white evangelicals, as well as 65 percent of Republicans, believed evangelical Christians will lose influence under Joe Biden's administration.

The rune emerged in Scandinavia in the Migration Period, but in more recent times has been adopted by Nazi German military units and modern neo-fascist groups.

The former president took aim at a range of adversaries in his address, while he hinted at potentially running for office again himself.

The son of former president Donald Trump urged his supporters to watch his father's first major public appearance since leaving the White House.

The Senate majority leader said congressional Republicans at CPAC were "unconscionable" while the budget committee chairman said the GOP was becoming "authoritarian."

Donald Trump has called on Republicans to put their differences aside ahead of the 2022 election cycle if they are to beat Democrats.

The CEO was speaking to pro-Trump YouTube channel Right Side Broadcasting at CPAC.

The former president rejected the idea of setting up a rival third party and indicated his desire to have a sway over the Republican Party.

Haley said only weeks ago that the GOP "shouldn't have followed" the former president and suggested Trump would not be able to run in 2024.

"I have all the evidence of the machines," Lindell said. "We're getting more everyday. It's going to the Supreme Court."