When President Trump takes the stage at CPAC on Friday at 10 a.m. "We conservatives have an opportunity that only comes around every few generations,” Vice President Pence told CPAC on Thursday. Trump addressed CPAC in 2011 and was booed when he said crowd-favorite Sen. Ron Paul “can not get elected.” Paul and his son Sen. Rand Paul usually dominate the conference’s straw poll. You have to win an election.” Trump won that election, and this will be first time that the conservative movement under Trump will be on full display.”Kellyanne Conway, a senior advisor to Trump told CPAC that “tomorrow it will be TPAC when he’s here." VIDEO: TED CRUZ ON HOW CONSERVATIVES VIEW TRUMPDespite some differences, Trump appears to be gaining support from top conservative leaders.

Source: Fox News February 24, 2017 06:36 UTC