What Happens at AFPAC...

Part 3: AFPAC (and National File)    On Wednesday and Thursday night, National File, a news org that looks kinda WN-friendly, had a dinner/party thing. I didn't learn about them until I had already gone back to my Airbnb, so I missed them both. Patrick Howley, a reporter for National File, was kicked out of CPAC for heckling Wayne LaPierre, the Vice President of the NRA. Howley tweeted later, "Very famous and influential people are outraged about me getting kicked out of CPAC for opposing Red Flag gun laws, @mschlapp..." and "Sorry CPAC Speech Police, nobody really gave a fig about your conference. Meanwhile our @NationalFile parties had lines around the block to get in! America First!"     (A video that Fairbanks posted Wednesday, the first day, showed a few empty rows tho, lol. I COULD'VE BEEN THERE!!)     Laura Loomer, Alex Jones, Pete D'Abrosca, Cassandra Fairbanks, Nick Fuentes, and others were at the National File events, either attending or ...

Part 2: CPAC 2020     CPAC 2020 begins on the 2nd floor, right outside the Chesapeke rooms and the Potomac Ballroom.      The slogan this year: America vs. Socialism. They really made an effort to mention that at many speeches/introductions.     If you turn around, you can head down radio row. A wild Gorka appears! (Charlie Kirk too!)    Move a little further down the Radio Row and see... ...A BASED TRANNY!     Nick Fuentes said in a livestream that a lot of the groypers hung out at Trump's Hotel when there was nothing else to do, so he ended up actually talking to Lady Maga.     Lady Maga had a 10-minute  conversation  with Nick. Props to him for that. I wonder why normiecons can't handle talking to WNs, but people like Lady Maga can.     Lady Maga said he opposed Nick being deplatformed from Youtube. "I don't think you're a bad guy."     One of the day...

This post is divided into 3 parts: Part 1: About CPAC, some history, and the Gaylord Part 2: CPAC 2020, and what I saw there this year Part 3: AFPAC Part 1: About CPAC     CPAC holds (held?) a dear place in my heart because I've been there many times. Starting out, it was very entertaining to hear "true conservatives" give speeches, and get pictures with conservative celebrities. I had pictures with many people, my favorites were Ann Coulter and Marion le Pen (the latter photo disappeared when my computer crashed). Other photos with people, like Rick Santorum, I no longer care for, or can even remember for sure who I got photos with. But it was about 5 per year, so at least 30. One time Dana Perino was lost in the Gaylord ("lost," hehe) and I helped her find where she was supposed to go. The Gaylord is pretty big.     Here's a picture of CPAC 2004, the 31st CPAC. (Not at the Gaylord.)     It took CPAC 31 years to get to that amount of presti...