The “party of free expression” is selective in who it allowed to participate in its conference. By Peter D'Abrosca
The 2019 Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) has featured the likes of #NeverTrump stalwart Glenn Beck and CNN’s Van “Whitelash” Jones. But the people who were left off the list have been raising eyebrows among actual conservatives. The Banned:
Nick Fuentes: The host of a podcast called “America First,” who boasts a solid 34.6 thousand Twitter followers and averages about 10,000 views per episode has been completely banned from the conference. Fuentes describes himself as a “nationalist” and a “paleoconservative.”
My Take- I agree that CPAC has many conservatives wondering just how conservative it is, but the maybe the reason some of these people haven't been invited is because they're loons. During one election year Dennis Kucinich was running for President. After one of their debates Ann Coulter called him a strange little man. Well, that was a apt description for Dennis all right, but my take was she and Dennis were both aliens from another planet, but in this case from competing planets. My view hasn't changed regarding either of them. I really don't know the others mentioned in this article, but I'm willing to bet they're as loony as Coulter.
