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Donald Trump Rally Former President Donald Trump is set to deliver the keynote address at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) 2023 in Washington D.C. The conference, which is scheduled to take place from Wednesday, March 1, 2023, to Saturday, March 4, 2023, is expected to draw thousands of conservatives and feature a mix of established Republican figures and rising stars. Trump's speech at CPAC 2023 comes just months after he announced his bid for the 2024 presidential election, and it is expected to focus on his vision for the future of the Republican Party and his plans for the 2024 election. While some Republicans view Trump as a strong leader who can unite the party, others feel that his divisive rhetoric and controversial actions have hurt the party's image. The CPAC event is also expected to feature a range of influential speakers and guests, including Senator Marsha Blackburn, Congressman Matt Gaetz, Congresswoman Lauren Boebert, Congresswoman Marjorie Ta

  Photo "Donald Trump" by  Flickr Former President Donald Trump is set to be the keynote speaker at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) 2023 in Washington D.C. Thousands of conservatives are expected to attend, alongside special guests such as Senator Marsha Blackburn, Congressman Matt Gaetz, Congresswoman Lauren Boebert, Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, Lt. Governor Mark Robinson, and more. This is not the first time that Donald Trump has spoken at CPAC; he also headlined the CPAC 2022 conference held at the Hilton Anatole in Dallas, Texas. However, his upcoming speech is significant as it comes just months after he announced his bid for the 2024 presidential election. Trump's speech at CPAC 2023 will likely focus on his vision for the future of the Republican Party and his plans for the 2024 election. Trump's return to the political spotlight has been met with both excitement and skepticism from Republicans, some of whom view him as a strong lea

  Ron DeSantis Laura Loomer, an investigative journalist, and former congressional candidate, has claimed that Governor DeSantis ordered the police to bar a pro-Trump rally at Leesburg, Florida. In a video posted on Twitter, Loomer alleged that a group of Trump supporters and members of Villagers For Trump had gathered in front of "Books A Million" for Governor Ron DeSantis' book signing when the police were called to remove them. Loomer stated in the video that she could be heard on the video telling the police that they had a right to free speech, but Governor DeSantis had ordered them to remove anyone wearing Trump gear. She went on to claim that the Governor was "anti-free speech," and that a security officer had even said on video that he was told to remove "anyone Pro-Trump." Governor DeSantis or his staff have not yet responded to her allegations. It is also important to remember that while freedom of speech is a fundamental right, it is not an

Donald Trump In a video released to social media, former President Trump proposed his plan to cut the trade deficit. Former President Donald Trump has released a video on social media in which he excoriates President Joe Biden's economic policies and outlines a new plan to cut the trade deficit. In the video, Trump argues that the trade deficit is a sign of economic weakness and that it is "killing jobs, killing factories, and killing America's economic future." Trump claims that he began to successfully slash the trade deficit during his presidency, but that under Biden's "nation-wrecking policies," the deficit is exploding like never before. He says that the Biden administration's policies are bleeding wealth on a historic scale and that these "gigantic trade deficits are also known as losses." According to Trump, the US lost $383 billion to China and nearly one trillion dollars all over the world last year, which he claims is the largest

  Ron DeSantis Florida Governor Ron DeSantis recently made comments regarding the alleged Orlando mass shooter, Keith Moses. During a press briefing, a reporter asked DeSantis about the recent shooting, where soldiers shot five people, killing four of them.  The reporter also asked if there was a push for faster action or revamping the criminal justice system for young people who have a criminal history. DeSantis responded by saying, "I cannot believe they let this guy. You have to hold people accountable. This idea, and I know the district attorney, State Attorney in Orlando thinks that you don't prosecute people and that's the way that you somehow have better communities. That does not work, and you have these people when they've had multiple arrests, multiple times, or they could be held accountable, and you keep cycling them out into the community, you are increasing the chances that something bad will happen." DeSantis's comments reflect a broader concern

  Ron DeSantis Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) signed legislation Monday that overhauls the special district that oversees Walt Disney World by giving the governor power to appoint its board. He said he was getting rid of Disney’s “corporate kingdom." On February 27th, 2023, Governor Ron DeSantis signed a bill ending the self-governing status of Disney World's special district, bringing accountability to one of the world's largest entertainment companies. Since the 1960s, Disney World has enjoyed privileges unlike any other company or individual in the State of Florida, controlling its own government, enjoying exemptions from laws, and receiving significant benefits without paying its fair share of taxes.  With the signing of this bill, Disney World will now be treated like any other theme park in the state, and will no longer be exempt from state regulatory reviews and approval, or from paying its fair share of taxes. For many Floridians, the move to end Disney's self-govern

Donald Trump Former US President Trump pledged to ban ESG investing by executive order should he retake the presidency, slamming the "woke left" and calling such investing a "threat" from "radical left Communists." Trump released a video on his official Truth Social account, which is also shared by Forbes Youtube Channel shown below:   Trump has vowed to ban ESG investing by executive order should he retake the presidency. In a video posted on social media, Trump criticized the "woke left" and labeled ESG investing a "threat" from "radical left Communists." "I'm very proud that as president I issued a historic rule banning Wall Street and employers from pouring your 401ks, pensions, and retirement accounts into so-called ESG or environmental social and governance Investments for political reasons, strictly for political reasons," Trump said in the video. He went on to call such investments "radical left gar