WATCH LIVE CPAC 2013 - Streaming now

[PatriotOne]

Streaming now....


WATCH LIVE CPAC 2013

http://nation.foxnews.com/cpac-2013/2013/03/14/watch-2013-cpac-conference-live

[MelissaCato]

OK this one works for me.. Thanks.

[PatriotOne]

Moar WAR!!!!!!!!! Who's this joker?

[MelissaCato]

a NeoCon .. lol

[rubioneocon]

a NeoCon .. lol
was that Steve King congressman from Iowa 5th District ?

[Legend1104]

Interesting:




But before the festivities begin Thursday morning, we thought it would be helpful to set the stakes a little. Below are five key plotlines to keep tabs on.

1.Rubio vs. Rand: The two highest-profile potential 2016 GOP presidential candidates in the Senate just happen to be speaking back to back on Thursday, with Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) going at 1:15 p.m. and Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) going at 1:30 p.m. And if you don’t think people will be comparing their remarks and receptions, you don’t know Washington politics.

It strikes us, though, that this crowd might be more Paul-friendly than a normal Republican crowd. Supporters of his father, former congressman Ron Paul, have regularly flooded CPAC in an effort to win the straw poll. It’s not clear whether there is an organized effort to do the same for the younger Paul, but he will certainly have plenty of devotees in the building.

2. New GOP vs. old GOP: As the debate over Rand Paul’s filibuster showed, the Republican Party is very much wedged between the older generation of foreign policy hawks and establishment-minded politicians and the new generation of very conservative, often libertarian-leaning Republicans. As Karen Tumulty notes, a few of the panel discussions will get at this crisis of identity, with subject matter including whether the country is spending too much on defense, waging too many wars and spending too much money on prisons. The debate over topics like these will be perhaps the major focus this weekend and determine how the party re-shapes itself.

[Mr.NoSmile]

They continue to mention appealing to young people. It's as if it took them over four years to realize what Obama did so successfully with his 2008 campaign and, to a smaller extent, what Paul could do in 2012. It shouldn't take a loss to realize when you prioritize how to appeal to demographics your party does a good job at trying to keep out.

[supermario21]

The problem is the leadership. The ACU sucks.

[luctor-et-emergo]

Thanks for the link !
Right on time...

[Mr.NoSmile]

Really would love it if they stopped quoting the whole "You didn't build that" line. If they're going to quote, at least do the entire quote and not just part of it. Otherwise, it's way out of context, as it would be if the other side kept quoting the more damning parts of Romney's 47% comment. Even though that entire thing is damning to begin with. Mentioning these personal stories, particularly with minorities, has shades of the 2012 RNC and the Republicans just trying to show that they can diversify.