Trump claims ‘conservatives and people of faith’ will be ‘hunted’ under second Biden term
Donald Trump opened his CPAC speech with dire warnings of what he thinks will happen if President Joe Biden is re-elected later this year.
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Donald Trump opened his CPAC speech with dire warnings of what he thinks will happen if President Joe Biden is re-elected later this year.
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It’s CPAC time. And if that doesn’t get your juices flowing, let me try and enthuse you. It is the conference of the Conservative Political Action Committee, taking place just a few miles from Washington DC.