CPAC Chair Perfectly Fine With Trump 'Settling Some Scores'
Amid recent reports that Trump is once again angry at Kevin McCarthy for refusing to remove Liz Cheney from leadership after her vote to impeach Trump and her swipe at him during an awkward press conference last week, CPAC Chair Matt Schlapp was asked about the growing "civil war" within the Republican party, and the possibility that Trump will go after McCarthy and Cheney during his speech at the conference this Sunday.
Fox's Molly Line also asked Schlapp if this was good or bad for the Republican party, and apparently Schlapp is a-okay with Trump ripping apart the House leadership of his party during his speech because he loves "honesty."
They were with him while he was president. When he's not president, they decided to say, look, I don't think he should play a role any more, and that's honesty.
I think Donald Trump should come to the CPAC stage and be equally honest. It's fine to settle some scores.