On Wednesday, President Donald Trump became the first president to be arrested and charged with a crime. He appeared at a Manhattan courthouse where he surrendered to arrest and was charged with 34 felony counts relating to campaign payments. CPAC issued a statement signaling our unwavering support of the former president against the corrupt judicial system and Soros-backed District Attorney Alvin Bragg. 

Former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi skewered the indictment and arrest of President Trump as "the weaponization of government" on Wednesday's episode of America Uncanceled. She shared her thoughts and insights with Matt and Mercedes Schlapp on the concerning implications of this case for the future of the justice system and for the freedom of all Americans to exercise their constitutional rights.

Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy met with Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen at the Reagan Library in California on Wednesday. The meeting drew threats from leadership in Beijing who condemned the show of alliance between the United States and Taiwan and ordered patrols to inspect ships in the Taiwan Strait. CPAC board member Gordon Chang and CPAC Chairman Matt Schlapp had nothing but praise for the meeting in a statement that declared "unwavering commitment to supporting our allies against tyrannical dictatorships." 

The CPAC family wishes all a joyful and blessed weekend with loved ones in celebration of Easter and Passover!

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