Archive · 27 May 2025
CPAC Holds Poland Meeting Before Presidential Runoff
CPAC, a U.S. conservative group, had its first meeting in Poland before the country's presidential election.
The speakers at the meeting, like Matt Schlapp, see conservatives fighting against "globalists."
The event happened near a city that has been a key point for weapons sent to Ukraine.
One of the speakers, John Eastman, stated the upcoming election is very important for the future of Western civilization.
Poland's election is between two candidates with different views: one who likes the EU, and another who is skeptical of it.
CPAC held its first meeting in Poland, five days before a presidential election.
The conference took place near Rzeszow, a conservative area that has been a hub for Western weapons sent to Ukraine.
CPAC chairman Matt Schlapp claimed conservatives are battling "globalists."
Speakers included Kristi Noem and John Eastman, who framed the Polish election as vital for Western civilization.
The election pits a liberal mayor against a conservative, backed by the ruling Law and Justice party.
- Who
- CPAC members and prominent conservatives, including speakers like Matt Schlapp, Kristi Noem, and John Eastman.
- What
- CPAC held its first meeting in Poland.
- When
- Tuesday, five days before a Polish presidential election.
- Where
- Jasionka, near Rzeszow, Poland.
- Why
- To support conservative causes globally and in Poland's upcoming election, viewed as critical for Western civilization.
- Location
- Poland
- Event
- Conservative Political Action Conference
- CPAC Chairman
- Matt Schlapp
- Meeting Place
- Jasionka, near Rzeszow
- Presidential Candidates
- Rafał Trzaskowski vs. Karol Nawrocki
- Regional Context
- U.S. & Western weapons for Ukraine