Sen. Marco Rubio and the organizers of the Conservative Political Action Conference were still fighting Tuesday over whether the Republican presidential candidate has declined to attend next week’s gathering of conservative activists, a question that still seems impossible to answer even after talking to both sides.

“This morning his campaign informed me that they were not going to be able to commit to a time for CPAC,” Matt Schlapp, who chairs the American Conservative Union, told the Washington Examiner Tuesday afternoon.

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