Former Vice President Mike Pence has been the least favorite Republican since voting to accept the electors for President Joe Biden as the president in January. The incident prompted insurrectionists to flock to the U.S. Capitol, complete with gallows where they chanted "hang Mike Pence" and searched for him during the siege.

Each year, CPAC does a straw poll for the next election, which generally helps give bragging rights to the winners to fundraise off of. More than three years out from the 2024 election, the CPAC voters have agreed that they want President Donald Trump as their GOP nominee. But Trump only got 55 percent in the poll. That said, it is a dramatic shift from the 2016 straw poll that was won by Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) at 40 percent and Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) at 30 percent.

Former President Donald Trump will speak with attendees at the Conservative Political Action Conference on Sunday afternoon where he will reportedly push for Republican unity -- providing he doesn't go off script as some aides fear.

According to the New York Post, "Trump will break the tradition kept by past presidents of holding off on criticising their successors — by blasting President Biden for his handling of the economy during the coronavirus pandemic, and rolling back many aspects of Trump's immigration and foreign policies."

Republican National Committee head Ronna Romney McDaniel's attack on the CNN for ignoring sexual impropriety accusations lodged against Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D-NY) -- despite three stories on their homepage about the accusations -- led to an avalanche of responses from critics after she spent four years deflecting for admitted sexual predator Donald Trump.

McDaniel has been reluctant to talk about the former president who was on the receiving end of over 26 complaints from women over inappropriate behavior. That didn't stop her from piling on Cuomo who has called for an independent investigation into the allegations against him.

According to Trump's hand-picked RNC head, "CNN spent days glorifying Gov. Cuomo. But now, they only spend mere seconds covering his obstruction and the allegations of sexual misconduct against him. This is media bias at its worst."

As one commenter advised her, "Best you sit this out, Ronna."

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