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Hey there, most of this is land investment. The house itself was valued at the time only about $700,000, relatively close to the amount I sold my last house for. We invested in land over other things because at the time, COVID had the economy in a bad place, we had just had a baby and an advisor suggested we put everything we have into a land purchase. The suggestion here that someone is stealing money will probably land you in hot water like others, because my salary, which hasn’t changed since before covid is all publicly available on 990s. I was a business partner in Charlie’s podcast with him, we were able to have success to eliminate the need to pay ourselves outrageous salaries like other non profits do. (I manage over 1,000 staff and Charlie and I only had a $100,000 salary at Turning Point Action.) Villifying me for a residential land investment & putting my address out over and over which gives crazy people opportunity to target my wife and children, is pure commie tactics. I’d ask that you stop before it escalates. Thank you.

🚨 TYLER BOWYER SAYS CHECK HIS 990s. HE'S INNOCENT. ALL OF IT IS FAKE HUH? ALL OF IT? I'VE ALREADY GONE THROUGH YOUR 990's MY GUY🚨 Tyler Bowyer just told the internet to check his 990s to prove he's innocent. So we did. The IRS Form 990s show Tyler's disclosed compensation from TPUSA entities across the years: $98k in 2018. $78,499 in 2019. $327k in 2020. $280k in 2021. $278k in 2022. $79k in 2023. $337k in 2024. That's $1,480,742 disclosed. Filed under penalty of perjury. 🤔 Let's ask the audience (let me know in the replies)⬇️ Does your salary randomly drop from $327k to $79k then snap back to $337k? Because that's not how a salary works. That's how compensation shifting across related entities works. When you split pay across multiple orgs, the total gets harder for anyone to calculate. He said check the 990s. We did. ✅ Now let's talk about the real estate he just brought up publicly. In 2011, Tyler Bowyer lost two condos to foreclosure during a divorce. A homeowners association sued him and had his wages garnished. In 2021, he bought a $1.95 million "urban farm" in Mesa with a $650,000 cash down payment. He also has a 2020 Tige ski boat registered under his wife's name that sells for up to $200k on the used market. He says the house was "only $700k." Thats all fine. The other $1.2M was land investment. He admits it. Cool. HOWEVER 👇 The question was NEVER the math. The question is WHERE the money came from when you manage 1,000 staff at a nonprofit on a publicly disclosed salary. Now let's talk about the company nobody is asking enough questions about. Tyler Bowyer is the Chairman of the Board of Superfeed Technologies. Superfeed's app collects voter names, contact info, location data, and political preferences on millions of conservative voters. Their own App Store privacy disclosure states the data "may be used to track you across apps and websites owned by other companies." The developer? This is a special one ⚙️nCube Software. Based in Kyiv, UKRAINE... With access to that data... 🤯 Turning Point is one of Superfeed's biggest clients. And a TPUSA spokesman CONFIRMED on the record that TPUSA gets a "discount" on Superfeed's services "in exchange for" Bowyer's board service. That's not a "guess" or "make stuff up" situation, as you like to claim sir. That's a quid pro quo. Admitted. In print. By TPUSA themselves. Now here's the part that should make Kari Lake's supporters ask some serious questions. Superfeed had its authority to do business in Arizona REVOKED by the state. During that same period, Kari Lake was a paid advisor to Superfeed collecting $101,507, confirmed in her own federal financial disclosure filing. Jeff DeWit was Superfeed's CEO. The license revocation overlapped directly with Lake's gubernatorial campaign simultaneously using Superfeed's app during the 2022 midterms. A company that couldn't maintain its basic Arizona business license was running voter data operations and cutting six figure checks to one of Arizona's most prominent political figures at the exact same time. Is Kari Lake implicated in wrongdoing? The documents don't say that. But her supporters deserve to know who she was doing business with, what that company's track record actually looks like, and why none of this ever came up. Also on Superfeed's board: Lori Frantzve. Charlie Kirk's mother-in-law. Defense contractor. Ex-patent holder of a patent that is capable of detecting "critical vulnerabilities" expired in '05. Kirk's COO and Kirk's mother-in-law. Same vendor board. Paid by Kirk's nonprofit. Admitted discount arrangement. License revoked. Ukrainian developer. And a six figure advisory contract to Kari Lake confirmed in her own disclosure. Now let's talk about the indictment. April 2024. An Arizona grand jury indicted Tyler Bowyer along with Jake Hoffman and nine others for signing fraudulent documents claiming to be Arizona's presidential electors when Biden had won the state. Trump pardoned them in November 2025. And Bowyer's supporters keep posting that like it closes the case. It doesn't. Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes confirmed publicly: the pardon "will have no impact on the state's case." The Arizona state prosecution is still active. Right now. Today. Tyler is an Arizona politician. His companies operate in Arizona. He's under active state indictment in Arizona. One more thing. In March 2025, the Phoenix New Times published a piece about TPUSA's lawsuit trying to block a warrant for Bowyer's emails in the fake elector case. The piece included Tyler Bowyer describing himself in his own words: "The guy that basically runs everything." He said check the 990s. I checked. 🧾 Innocent until proven guilty, I stand by that law. But- if you're not being held to the same standards as the regular good 'ol Americans that donate to your company, that's a SERIOUS problem.

Turning Point USA is a 501(c)(3). Publicly available documents reveal that its employee not only purchased a $2 million house but also acquired the surrounding 6 plots of land for millions. Only $1.3 million of that land was financed. That is a lot of money, but the sum total is quite possibly higher. Even on the conservative side this salaried employee of a nonprofit, who does not come from family money, has north of $3.3 million in real estate alone. 👀EMBEZZLE MUCH?