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Power Line co-founder John Hinderaker joins Steve Hayward to offer up a recap on the just-concluded annual CPAC meeting, and to analyze the aftermath of the Florida school shooting, where media distortion and liberal virtue-signalling are reaching Olympic gold medal proportions.
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I was glad to hear there was also applause for Mona Charen's remarks at CPAC, rather than just the catcalls that were reported in the press. It gives me hope that conservatism hasn't wholly been drowned in the national-populist wave.
On the other hand, I have to disagree with John about the charges against Roy Moore: sure, the incidents were 30-plus years ago, but the Washington Post (of which I'm not a fan) did solid reporting. That and Moore's own pathetic defenses should tell anyone there was fire behind the smoke.
Finally, on the massacre at the Florida high school and the insane assault on the NRA, I'll say two things:
Good episode, looking forward to the next one!