Conservative Political Action Conference faces sexual assault allegations against longtime leader Matt Schlapp, including document destruction and defamation lawsuit. Court records reveal key witness subpoenas and alleged incidents of unwanted physical advances. CPAC officials deny wrongdoing. Accuser seeks $13.5 million judgment. Schlapp and CPAC face mounting legal bills and declining influence. CPAC conference attendance declines amid controversy.
Key Points
Accusations of sexual assault and defamation against Matt Schlapp
Document destruction allegations within CPAC
Mounting legal costs and declining influence for Schlapp and CPAC
Pros
Transparency in legal proceedings
Accountability for alleged sexual assault and defamation
Cons
Allegations of document destruction
Mounting legal costs for Schlapp and CPAC
Declining influence and attendance at CPAC conference