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‘Never been afraid to punch above our weight’: set to retire this fall, Peter Van Dusen reflects on 21 years at CPAC

When Peter Van Dusen was first hired by CPAC more than 20 years ago, it pretty much covered the House proceedings, but he turned it around. Today, it covers news, leadership conventions, election campaigns, and hosts smart political panels. 'I can say honestly say that in 47 years of working in journalism, I’ve never had a day where I've said 'I’ve got to do something different,' ever,' he says.

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