U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner will address a large gathering of conservative activists “via video” on Saturday, according to a spokeswoman for the event.
Normally, the Western Conservative Summit is billed as the largest gathering of conservatives outside of Washington DC and has attracted speakers ranging from Donald Trump and Donald Trump Jr. to Sarah Palin and Jeff Sessions, the former Alabama senator.
This year, the event, sponsored by Colorado Christian University, is being broadcast online, where it will be available for free to those who register. It runs from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The lineup of speakers and workshops has been pared down considerably from past years but still boasts some of the leading far-right conservative in the country, including Trump cabinet member and former GOP presidential candidate Ben Carson; another former GOP presidential candidate Mike Huckabee, U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), Texas Congressman Louie Gohmert, and Charlie Kirk, the founder of Turning Point USA, a conservative advocacy group.
Last year Gardner said at the event, “There’s no place I’d rather be than here with the largest gathering of conservatives in the Western U.S.”
In 2018, he took a shot at the media, saying, the “media is afraid” and “want us to fail.”
Former GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain, who died of COVID, is featured in a film to be unveiled at the event. It’s among the last interviews he conducted, according to event organizers.
That Nick Searcy film ( on the Western Conservative Summit registration (http://www.ccu.edu/centennial/western-conservative-summit/ ) begins with a slur on Representative Ilhan Omar. Searcy pretends to be talking to her congressional office. “Not there? Well, can I talk to her husband? Or brother? Or whatever?”
The implications are that 1) Omar, as a Muslim woman, cannot speak for herself, and 2) that her husband and brother may be the same person.
Way to promote religious freedom, Searcy. I guess we know which religion you think should have freedom, and which should not.
If that is a picture of Nick Searcy, whoever he is and below Mt. Rushmore, it looks like he's got a couple of fire ants in his shorts.
Without fail, every one of these kinds of whack-a-doodle documentaries features an old white guy who is a walking billboard for Viagra. (and how appropriate the backdrop for this film is stolen land).
(White Jesus) Merika.