CPAC Ejects January 6 Supporters, Sparks Outrage
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**Discontent at CPAC: J6 Political Prisoners Ejected Amidst Controversy**
In a shocking turn of events at CPAC 2025, several prominent individuals associated with the January 6 protests were removed from the conference, sparking outrage among supporters and raising questions about the event's leadership.
Among those ejected was Jake Lang, a well-known figure among the January 6 community, who had actively promoted the gathering and purchased multiple tickets. As he was broadcasting live from his booth, Lang was abruptly informed that he was unwelcome and escorted out without a clear explanation. This incident was not isolated; other attendees, including several formerly imprisoned individuals tied to the events of that day, were similarly barred entry.
The jarring portrayal of these political prisoners as pariahs raises serious concerns about the treatment of grassroots supporters within the conservative movement. Many attendees at CPAC had anticipated the opportunity to reunite with and support these individuals, who many believe are victims of an overreaching government response.
Former Oath Keepers leader Stewart Rhodes, who had come to the conference in hopes of participating, described his own experiences during the chaotic incidents. After checking into the Gaylord Hotel venue, he, too, found himself uninvited as security escorted him from the building. The vague reasoning given—citing only “legal matters”—has left many wondering who is pulling the strings behind the scenes.
This incident comes at a time when the approval ratings for Congressional Democrats have plummeted to historic lows, with a recent Quinnipiac University poll revealing that only 21% of voters approve of their handling of issues. This discontent suggests a growing disconnect between the party’s leadership and the American public. On the other hand, Republican favorability has surged, with 40% of voters expressing approval for their representatives.
The contrasting attitudes toward the Republican establishment and the Democrats readily illustrate a landscape where hardline Republican supporters are feeling increasingly disenfranchised. Many are now questioning if the very platforms designed to elevate their voices are, in fact, shutting them out.
As tension looms over the future of such gatherings, discussions about a potential boycott of CPAC have emerged, reflecting a significant division within the conservative movement. Whether this rift will lead to lasting changes remains to be seen.
Donald Trump, now back in the White House, continues to face attacks from the left, yet he firmly stands by the patriotic individuals wrongly accused and imprisoned after the January 6 events.
For conservatives galvanized by Trump's leadership and the promises of freedom and justice, the events at CPAC serve as a sobering reminder of the need for unity and a reaffirmation of commitment to those who have sacrificed for their beliefs.
Sources:
thegatewaypundit.com
hotair.com
outkick.com
In a shocking turn of events at CPAC 2025, several prominent individuals associated with the January 6 protests were removed from the conference, sparking outrage among supporters and raising questions about the event's leadership.
Among those ejected was Jake Lang, a well-known figure among the January 6 community, who had actively promoted the gathering and purchased multiple tickets. As he was broadcasting live from his booth, Lang was abruptly informed that he was unwelcome and escorted out without a clear explanation. This incident was not isolated; other attendees, including several formerly imprisoned individuals tied to the events of that day, were similarly barred entry.
The jarring portrayal of these political prisoners as pariahs raises serious concerns about the treatment of grassroots supporters within the conservative movement. Many attendees at CPAC had anticipated the opportunity to reunite with and support these individuals, who many believe are victims of an overreaching government response.
Former Oath Keepers leader Stewart Rhodes, who had come to the conference in hopes of participating, described his own experiences during the chaotic incidents. After checking into the Gaylord Hotel venue, he, too, found himself uninvited as security escorted him from the building. The vague reasoning given—citing only “legal matters”—has left many wondering who is pulling the strings behind the scenes.
This incident comes at a time when the approval ratings for Congressional Democrats have plummeted to historic lows, with a recent Quinnipiac University poll revealing that only 21% of voters approve of their handling of issues. This discontent suggests a growing disconnect between the party’s leadership and the American public. On the other hand, Republican favorability has surged, with 40% of voters expressing approval for their representatives.
The contrasting attitudes toward the Republican establishment and the Democrats readily illustrate a landscape where hardline Republican supporters are feeling increasingly disenfranchised. Many are now questioning if the very platforms designed to elevate their voices are, in fact, shutting them out.
As tension looms over the future of such gatherings, discussions about a potential boycott of CPAC have emerged, reflecting a significant division within the conservative movement. Whether this rift will lead to lasting changes remains to be seen.
Donald Trump, now back in the White House, continues to face attacks from the left, yet he firmly stands by the patriotic individuals wrongly accused and imprisoned after the January 6 events.
For conservatives galvanized by Trump's leadership and the promises of freedom and justice, the events at CPAC serve as a sobering reminder of the need for unity and a reaffirmation of commitment to those who have sacrificed for their beliefs.
Sources:
thegatewaypundit.com
hotair.com
outkick.com
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