Next year's Republican primary is destined to be a bloody one, but conservative leaders say they don't mind a bruising fight for the 2024 GOP presidential nomination.
Former President Donald Trump and other Republican hopefuls begin competing against each other in person this week at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference, which kicks off Wednesday at Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center in suburban Maryland, outside Washington.
CPAC President Matt Schlapp told The Washington Times a big brawl in the primary is fine if it leads to a nominee who can battle their way to victory in the general election. The CPAC confab conducts a closely-watched straw poll, which Mr. Trump has won every year since 2017, more than any other Republican in CPAC history.
This year’s CPAC, themed “Protecting America Now,” will feature speeches and glad-handing by prospective candidates. Some are officially in the race, including Mr. Trump and his former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley. Others, like former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, are still poking around at the edge of the primary field.
Mr. DeSantis. Is launching a tour this week promoting his new memoir and is not expected to make an appearance at CPAC. But his political team said they had not announced his plans for the week so there is still a chance he’ll show up.
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