In theory- @ 3 PM eastern. I’m looking at the schedule- but it’s changed so I’m not sure...
http://www.conservative.org/pressroom/2008/080204b.asp
Huckabee, McCain, Paul and Romney to seek conservative support at nation’s largest annual gathering of activists, students and policymakers
ALEXANDRIA, VA — Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) Chairman David A. Keene announced that in addition to President George W. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney, CPAC 2008 will feature all four remaining Republican candidates for President.
The candidates will appear at the following times over the course of the three-day conference to be held from February 7-9, 2008 at the Omni Shoreham Hotel in
Washington D.C.:
Thursday, February 7
Vice President Dick Cheney - 11:00 AM
Governor Mitt Romney - 12:30 PM
Senator John McCain - 3:00 PM
Congressman Ron Paul - 4:30 PM
Friday, February 8
President George W. Bush - 10:20 AM
Saturday, February 9
Governor Mike Huckabee - 9:00 AM
“One of CPAC’s goals is to provide students and grassroots activists the opportunity to further educate themselves on candidates’ positions on the various social, defense, free market and foreign policy issues important to them,” said Keene.
“That being said, hosting both the current President and Vice President and the four frontrunners for the GOP nomination reflect the fact that for more than 30 years CPAC has been — and will continue to be — the must-attend event for candidates seeking conservative support,” concluded Keene.
Something is going on with the schedule on the CPAC site. I don’t see the name of the speaker at 10:15, I thought Romney was supposed to speak at 12 but that’s not there anymore, and there’s nothing on McCain’s speech either.
His website says he’s on at 2:30 - probably so he can pack the room with RINOS early.