Alex Lorusso (ALX) to speak at CPAC USA 2026 in Grapevine, Texas

Alex Lorusso, executive producer of The Benny Show Podcast and conservative strategist
Alex Lorusso, executive producer of The Benny Show Podcast and conservative strategist
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The Conservative Political Action Conference announced that Alex Lorusso (ALX) is a confirmed speaker for CPAC USA 2026, taking place March 25-28 at the Gaylord Texan Resort & Convention Center in Grapevine, Texas.

CPAC USA 2026 is hosted by the American Conservative Union, which has organized the conference annually since 1974, making it one of the largest and longest-running gatherings of conservative activists, elected officials, and policy leaders in the United States. This year’s lineup features senior Trump administration officials, members of Congress, and international leaders, among others, according to CPAC’s website.

The conference features speeches, panel discussions, and the CPAC straw poll, which has served as an informal barometer of conservative grassroots sentiment since 1976. CPAC’s annual congressional ratings scorecard measures elected officials’ adherence to constitutional conservative principles and has become an influential benchmark in Republican primary elections.

Alex Lorusso is the Executive Producer of The Benny Show Podcast and a conservative political strategist and influencer. A graduate of Assumption College, he has been featured on Newsmax and in publications including Fox News, The Daily Caller, and Breitbart. Based in the Greater Boston area, he has become one of the most visible youth voices in the conservative movement.



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