Difference between revisions of "Conservative Political Action Conference"
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In February 2010, it had record-breaking attendance of about 10,000 people. | In February 2010, it had record-breaking attendance of about 10,000 people. | ||
| − | Its audience tends to be mostly male and more libertarian on issues. For example, in 2010 | + | Its audience tends to be mostly male and more libertarian on issues. For example, in 2010 the audience ranked the importance of issues as follows: |
:85%: reducing government and government spending | :85%: reducing government and government spending | ||
:10%: eliminating abortion | :10%: eliminating abortion | ||
:1%: stopping same-sex marriage | :1%: stopping same-sex marriage | ||
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| + | There was virtually unanimous opposition among attendees to the policies of the [[Obama Administration]]. | ||
[[Ron Paul]] won the straw oll among attendees for president in 2012. | [[Ron Paul]] won the straw oll among attendees for president in 2012. | ||
Revision as of 18:40, February 22, 2010
CPAC, which stands for the Conservative Political Action Conference, is the largest annual gathering of conservatives. Meeting in February, in 2008 it had a record attendance of 6800 persons, including as speakers President George W. Bush and all the Republican candidates for president.
In February 2010, it had record-breaking attendance of about 10,000 people.
Its audience tends to be mostly male and more libertarian on issues. For example, in 2010 the audience ranked the importance of issues as follows:
- 85%: reducing government and government spending
- 10%: eliminating abortion
- 1%: stopping same-sex marriage
There was virtually unanimous opposition among attendees to the policies of the Obama Administration.
Ron Paul won the straw oll among attendees for president in 2012.