CPAC 2015--Scenes from the Exhibit Hall, Page 3

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Feb. 26-28, 2015--Scenes from the exhibit hall. (alpha by group, page 3)

Pro-English.

The Red Card Solution.

Republican National Committee.

Save the Inventor, a campaign of the Innovation Alliance, opposes H.R. 9 ("legislation that would weaken our patent system") and STRONG Patent Act ("which ensures balance in post-grant proceedings, cracks down on abusive demand letters, and eliminates USPTO fee diversion.") The Computer and Communications Industry Association has a counter campaign, Patent Progress, which "identifies the misalignments and asymmetries and how the system can be reformed to promote innovation instead of conflict and litigation."

Sick of Lawsuits is a project of Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse.

Tea Party Patriots.

Turning Point USA had a very large presence. Founded by Charlie Kirk in June 2012, the group "educates students about the importance of fiscal responsibility, free markets, and limited government."

John Gerard Lewis is executive director of VotingCatholic.com. This effort holds that there are five non-negotiable issues Catholic voters must weigh a candidate on: abortion, euthanasia, embryonic stem cell research, human cloning and "homosexual" marriage.

The Weekly Standard is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. The first issue date was Sept. 18, 1995.

Young Americans for Liberty.

Sabo, the artist.

An exhibitor's suitcase.

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