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CPAC straw poll | 3/28 2028 US Republican presidential primary 🟥JD Vance 53% 🟥Marco Rubio 35% 🟥Ron DeSantis 2% 🟥Donald Trump Jr 2% 🟥Ted Cruz 1% 🟥Pete Hegseth 1% 🟥Rand Paul 1% 🟥Tulsi Gabbard 1% 🟥Greg Abbott 1% 🟥RFK Jr 0% 🟥Lindsey Graham 0% 🟥Glenn Youngkin 0% 🟥Rick Scott 0% Undceided 3%







🚨 LOUISIANA SENATE PRIMARY — RINOScorus™ ANALYSIS Closed GOP Primary: May 16, 2026 In poker — and in primaries — you’ve got to know when to hold ’em… and know when to fold ’em. We’re not here to re-elect problems. We’re here to remove them. THE DEAL The deck is set. The stakes are high. Bill Cassidy is a Top 10 RINO target — and this hand is winnable. But with weeks left to showdown: a split anti-Cassidy vote = incumbent survives the river. This Senate race isn't about the perfect hand, it's about how our hand is played. Multiple qualified challengers. One incumbent RINO to beat. Let’s look at the cards THREAD 1/8 by .@ZenWeck


The Senate GOP has exactly two options if it wants to avoid drifting into irrelevance and a stunning loss in November: (1) Keep the filibuster and 60-vote cloture rule fully intact, but stand ready to overcome Senate Democrats’ unprecedented pattern of obstruction by aggressively enforcing the “talking filibuster”—a move that would require senators to work longer, harder hours and take fewer recesses, but lead to more thoughtful, careful deliberation in the legislative process, OR (2) Nuke the filibuster. I strongly prefer the first option. But we must choose either one or the other—because the status quo isn’t working and the resulting inertia isn’t just making it impossible to pursue a coherent agenda; it’s hurting the American people. What’s your preference?






















