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Posted: 2022-02-25T10:28:48Z | Updated: 2022-02-25T15:01:11Z Anti-Trump Republican Group Trolls CPAC With Blunt Billboards | HuffPost

Anti-Trump Republican Group Trolls CPAC With Blunt Billboards

One-time GOP voters highlight "disgust" with the party in messages aimed at the right-wing confab.
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Attendees at CPAC in Orlando are finding that not everyone in the Republican Party agrees with its current direction. 

While the guests inside are those most loyal to Donald Trump , a series of billboards outside highlight voices of everyday voters who are done with the former president. He is scheduled to speak at the event this weekend. 

The Republican Accountability Project,  a never-Trump conservative group, said it has taken out ad time on every digital billboard in Orlando to highlight messages such as this:

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Republican Accountability Project

“MAGA candidates are falling over themselves to prove how Trump-loyal and Trump-like they are, and they’re driving away key parts of their base in the process,” the organization said in a new release

Some of those featured in the billboard campaign said they left the party over its fealty to Trump: 

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The Republican Accountability Project, which has been working against GOP lawmakers who enabled Trump and the Jan. 6 insurrection, also posted video testimonials such as this one: 

CPAC kicked off this week with speeches by GOP senators and Trump loyalists Ted Cruz (Texas) and Josh Hawley (Mo.) and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis . The event also highlights voices from within the party who appear sympathetic to Russian President Vladimir Putin.  He just launched an unprovoked assault on Ukraine to much international condemnation.

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