NATIONAL HARBOR, Maryland — Republican voters attending the Conservative Political Action Conference this week have made clear they’ll vote for former President Donald Trump — but many have expressed concerns about who he may face on the ballot come November.
As voters raise concerns about President Joe Biden’s age and political viability, some Republicans are openly suggesting he may not last long enough to remain the Democratic Party’s nominee by the time they cast their ballots.
“I can’t see how that’s possible, but I never saw him being president,” said Amy, 50, a CPAC attendee visiting from Delaware. “I couldn’t see how that was possible, and it happened.”
“I don’t know if he makes it to tomorrow,” added Ann, 40, from Texas.
Scenes from CPAC 2024 on Feb. 22, 2024 in National Harbor, Maryland. (Graeme Jennings/Washington Examiner)
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