WATCH NOW 👇 @FlavioBolsonaro first major event after the Brazil Election!
Thank you @tashaowensmusic for opening our Gala up with this song and @FlavioBolsonaro for joining us!
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A powerful moment at CPAC Mar-a-Lago!
Flávio Bolsonaro shared why he personally requested “Goodness of God” be featured in the upcoming film starring Jim Caviezel as his father, Jair Bolsonaro, during the scene following the assassination attempt on his life.
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Congratulations to my friend @Jim_Jordan, the next Republican Leader in the House.
Jim has a 100% lifetime rating with CPAC. One hundred. He earned our 2025 Conservative Excellence Award the way he earns everything: he shows up, he does the work, and he doesn’t back down.
After a tough election, House Republicans didn’t go looking for a caretaker. They picked a fighter. Conservatives across the country have Jim’s back, and so does @CPAC.
Let’s get to work.
Join @CPACActionPAC in finding real candidates that LOVE AMERICA and are ready to FIGHT COMMUNISM 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
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Today on Veterans Day, we honor the American heroes who put country above self, faced danger with courage, and stood ready to sacrifice everything for our freedom.
Their service is a debt our nation can never fully repay.
CPAC proudly salutes our veterans. God bless our heroes and God bless America! 🇺🇸
END COMMUNISM 👉 Join the fight at avs.cpac.org
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@CPAC congratulates @GOPMajorityWhip Tom Emmer on his election as House Republican Whip.
Whip Emmer holds an 81% CPAC Lifetime Rating and earned the 2025 Conservative Achievement Award. We look forward to working with him to advance conservative priorities in the 120th Congress.
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Congratulations to @RepBrianJack on being elected Chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee.
Chairman Jack holds a 90% lifetime rating with CPAC and earned our 2025 Conservative Excellence Award. He knows how to win tough races, and conservatives are counting on him to lead the fight to take back the House.
@CPAC looks forward to working with him.
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Congratulations to @RepLisaMcClain on her re-election as House Republican Conference Chair.
Chairwoman McClain holds an 81% lifetime rating with @CPAC. She has been a steady voice for the conference, and conservatives are counting on her to keep carrying the message as Republicans get to work winning back the House.
CPAC looks forward to working with her in the new Congress.
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@CPAC congratulates @Jim_Jordan, the next House Republican Leader.
Leader-elect Jordan holds a 100% CPAC Lifetime Rating and earned the 2025 Conservative Excellence Award. He has never wavered in the fight for conservative principles, and we look forward to working with him in the 120th Congress.
CPAC Statement on the Senate Republican Leadership Vote
CPAC calls on Senate Republicans to postpone this week’s leadership election until January, and commends Senators Mike Lee (CPAC Lifetime Rating: 99), Jim Banks (96), Rick Scott (93), and Dave McCormick (79) for having the courage to say what conservatives across America are thinking.
Less than a week ago, voters delivered a referendum on Senate leadership, and Republicans lost the Senate majority. The Republican Senate’s failure to have a real debate on the SAVE America Act was a historic error. Rushing a leadership vote within a week of that verdict is not deliberation; it is a forced outcome. The conference should be regrouping and taking stock, not expediting a vote that guarantees the status quo. Rubber-stamping the same leadership team before the dust has settled, before every race is called, and before a single hard conversation has been had sends exactly the wrong message about whether Republicans heard what the country just said.
Senator Rick Scott made this point directly at the CPAC retreat at Mar-a-Lago over the weekend: the vote should be delayed, and the conference should take the time to get this right. He is correct. Senators Lee, Banks, and McCormick deserve credit for joining him, and CPAC urges the rest of the conference to follow.
Delaying the vote is not radical. It is common sense. For most of the last century, weeks rather than days separated Election Day from the leadership vote. A January election gives current leadership a fair chance to demonstrate a plan for the lame duck and the minority, gives members time to assess that plan, and gives any challenger a fair hearing. If current leadership performs, it will have earned the job. If it does not, members will know that too. Either way, the decision will come from an open debate rather than a calendar rushed to foreclose one.
The question before Senate Republicans is simple: does the conference want to be seen installing Leader Thune by default, days after losing the majority, or choosing its leaders through a process voters can respect? CPAC urges the conference to choose the latter. Delay the vote. Let the process play out.
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House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (OH-04) | CPAC Lifetime Rating: 100% 👉 ratings.cpac.org/legislator/…
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House Majority Leader Steve Scalise (LA-01) | CPAC Lifetime Rating: 90% 👉 ratings.cpac.org/legislator/…
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House Majority Leader Steve Scalise (LA-01) | CPAC Lifetime Rating: 90% 👉 ratings.cpac.org/legislator/…
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House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (OH-04) | CPAC Lifetime Rating: 100% 👉 ratings.cpac.org/legislator/…
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Speaker of the House Mike Johnson (LA-04) | CPAC 2025 Rating: 95% 👉 ratings.cpac.org/legislator/…
