New Grok3 Deep Search exposes Turning Point, Turning Point Action, and COO Tyler Bowyer. According to the deep research conducted by Grok 3 (which is hailed as “considered revolutionary due to its advanced capabilities in language understanding, creativity, and programming assistance, setting it apart from other AI models on the market. It can understand context, nuance, and subtle tones in human language, making it an incredibly intelligent assistant that comprehends the essence of what users are asking” and “Grok 3’s DeepSearch feature allows it to conduct thorough research across the internet and summarize complex information into actionable insights, enhancing its utility in research and decision-making processes. Grok 3 has been trained with significantly more computational resources, reportedly 10 to 20 times that of Grok 2, leading to enhanced processing and understanding capabilities.”
Per Grok 3 Deep Search:
“Questionable Financial Practices and Insider Enrichment Allegation: TPUSA misrepresented its finances and enriched leaders through questionable dealings, audited by a firm tied to co-founder Bill Montgomery. Evidence: A 2020 ProPublica investigation found TPUSA’s audits came from Montgomery’s former business associate, raising independence concerns. Leaders like Kirk and COO Tyler Bowyer received significant payments via related entities, with $1.2 million in contracts to insiders from 2016–2018. Source: Spies, Mike, and Pearson, Jake. “At This Trump-Favored Charity, Financial Reporting Is Questionable and Insiders Are Cashing In.” ProPublica, July 21, 2020. https://propublica.org/article/at-this-trump-favored-charity-financial-reporting-is-questionable-and-insiders-are-cashing-in… Note: TPUSA’s attorney, Sally Wagenmaker, claimed compliance with IRS rules, but critics argued it violated nonprofit standards.
Sexual Assault and Misconduct at Events Allegation: TPUSA failed to address sexual assault and harassment at its events, creating an unsafe environment. Evidence: Washington Examiner reported in 2018 that former staffers knew of “two or three” assault allegations since 2012, often in TPUSA-funded hotel rooms during summits (e.g., 2017 Student Action Summit). Witnesses described inadequate supervision and unreported incidents. Source: Schoffstall, Joe. “Turning Point USA Struggles with Allegations of Student Sexual Assault, Harassment.” Washington Examiner, June 19, 2018. https://washingtonexaminer.com/news/turning-point-usa-struggles-with-allegations-of-student-sexual-assault-harassment… Note: TPUSA cited privacy concerns and claimed adherence to protocol but didn’t confirm specific actions.
Allegations Against Turning Point Action (TPAction) Illegal Campaign Activity During the 2016 Election Allegation: TPUSA, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit barred from political campaigning, allegedly coordinated with Republican presidential campaigns, including those of Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio, violating tax-exempt status rules. Evidence: Jane Mayer of The New Yorker reported in 2017 that TPUSA founder Charlie Kirk emailed pro-Cruz super PAC officials to send student volunteers to South Carolina, while Ginni Thomas (wife of Justice Clarence Thomas) requested students distribute Cruz placards in Wisconsin. A former employee also alleged TPUSA shared 700 student supporters’ data with Rubio’s campaign. Source: Mayer, Jane. “A Conservative Nonprofit That Seeks to Transform College Campuses Faces Allegations of Racial Bias and Illegal Campaign Activity.” The New Yorker, December 21, 2017. https://newyorker.com/news/news-desk/a-conservative-nonprofit-that-seeks-to-transform-college-campuses-faces-allegations-of-racial-bias-and-illegal-campaign-activity… Note: TPUSA denied wrongdoing, calling claims “ludicrous,” but tax experts like Trevor Potter (former FEC commissioner) stated this “crosses the line” for a 501(c)(3).
Funneling Money into Student Government Elections Allegation: TPUSA funneled money into student government elections to influence outcomes, violating university spending caps and transparency rules. Evidence: The Chronicle of Higher Education reported in 2017 that TPUSA-backed candidates at the University of Maryland and Ohio State were forced to drop out after breaching spending rules with undisclosed TPUSA aid. A TPUSA brochure outlined a “Campus Victory Project” to control student governments. Source: Vasquez, Michael. “Inside a Stealth Plan for Political Influence.” The Chronicle of Higher Education, May 7, 2017. https://chronicle.com/article/inside-a-stealth-plan-for-political-influence/… Note: Kirk denied a “secret plan,” but the report cited specific incidents and documents.
Video USS Liberty survivor Phil Tourney and Jake Shields Criticize Charlie Kirk for Calling the Attack a Conspiracy Theory
Kirk Calls USS Liberty Attack “A Conspiracy Theory”: Comments about the USS Liberty attack: “Israeli helicopters and Mirage jets attacked the USS Liberty with 50 mm cannon, rockets, 1,000 lb bombs and napalm. Israeli torpedo boats came in for the kill. Israel knew the vessel was American when they killed 34 Americans (31 Naval officers and seamen, 2 Marines and 1 NSA civilian) and wounded 170. ‘But Sir, It’s an American Ship.’ ‘Never Mind, Hit Her!’ When Israel Attacked USS Liberty ‘The Americans have findings that show our pilots were aware the ship was American,’ a newly published document by the State Archives says.” -Haaretz Secretary of State Dean Rusk pointed out at the time to the “Israeli” Ambassador that the ship was flying an American flag and it was broad daylight when “Israeli” Mirages and torpedo boats attacked the vessel. Rusk demanded monetary reparations from “Israel” and that the “Israeli” military be disciplined.” See the video of Kirk calling it a conspiracy here.
Background Per Grok 3:
The USS Liberty attack refers to an incident that occurred on June 8, 1967, during the Six-Day War between Israel and several Arab nations. The USS Liberty was a United States Navy technical research ship (essentially an intelligence-gathering vessel) deployed in international waters in the eastern Mediterranean Sea, near the Sinai Peninsula.
Key Details of the Incident:
The Attack:
Israeli air and naval forces attacked the USS Liberty with fighter jets, torpedo boats, and napalm. The assault lasted for about two hours.
The ship was strafed with cannon fire, hit by torpedoes, and subjected to sustained bombardment.
The attack killed 34 American crew members (including sailors, Marines, and one civilian) and wounded 171 others, out of a total crew of 294.
Controversy and Investigations:
Multiple U.S. investigations, including a Naval Court of Inquiry in 1967, concluded that the attack was a mistake caused by errors on both sides (e.g., communication failures and misidentification).
However, many survivors, veterans, and some researchers dispute this, arguing that the attack was deliberate. They point to:
The extended duration of the assault, even after the ship’s identity should have been clear.
Alleged jamming of the Liberty’s distress signals on frequencies used only by the U.S. military.
Claims that Israeli reconnaissance planes had flown over the ship earlier, identifying it as American.
Critics, including some former U.S. officials like Admiral Thomas Moorer, have called for further investigation, suggesting a cover-up to protect U.S.-Israel relations
Racial Bias and Discrimination Allegation: TPUSA fostered a racist environment, including a senior official’s hateful statements and discriminatory practices. Evidence: The New Yorker (2017) reported that Crystal Clanton, TPUSA’s former national field director, texted, “I hate black people. Like fuck them all … I hate blacks. End of story.” Former employee Gabrielle Fequiere, the only Black field director at the time, described offensive summit rhetoric about Black women. Clanton claimed no recollection; Kirk said TPUSA acted decisively. Source: Mayer, Jane. “A Conservative Nonprofit That Seeks to Transform College Campuses Faces Allegations of Racial Bias and Illegal Campaign Activity.” The New Yorker, December 21, 2017. Note: TPUSA called the accusations “baseless,” but the text message was independently verified.
Failure to Disclose Donors for Political Spending Allegation: TPAction, a 501(c)(4), spent $1.4 million on 2020 election independent expenditures without disclosing donors, violating FEC rules. Evidence: Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) filed a complaint in March 2021, citing FEC reports showing undisclosed donors despite legal requirements post-CREW v. FEC (2018). TPAction amended some reports but disclosed only $34,000 of the total. Source: “CREW Files Complaint Against Turning Point Action.” CREW, March 23, 2021. https://citizensforethics.org/reports-investigations/crew-files-complaint-against-turning-point-action/… Note: The FEC has not publicly resolved this; TPAction’s response is unclear.
Operating a “Troll Farm” in 2020 Allegation: TPAction paid teens, including minors, to post pro-Trump content on social media without disclosing affiliations, breaching platform rules and campaign ethics. Evidence: The Washington Post reported in September 2020 that TPAction hired Rally Forge to manage accounts spreading election misinformation (e.g., false mail-in ballot claims). Facebook later banned Rally Forge for “coordinated inauthentic behavior.” Source: Stanley-Becker, Isaac. “Facebook Bans Marketing Firm Running ‘Troll Farm’ for Pro-Trump Youth Group.” The Washington Post, October 8, 2020. https://washingtonpost.com/technology/2020/10/08/facebook-bans-media-consultancy-running-troll-farm-pro-trump-youth-group/… Note: TPAction denied wrongdoing, calling it a “creative solution” to COVID-era restrictions.
Election Fraud Allegations by Senior Leader (2024) Allegation: Austin Smith, a TPAction senior director and Arizona state representative, allegedly forged voter signatures to qualify for the 2024 ballot. Evidence: A lawsuit filed in April 2024, reported by The Washington Post and The Arizona Republic, claimed Smith’s petition sheets showed signatures resembling his handwriting. He resigned from TPAction and withdrew his candidacy. Source: Cathey, Sara. “Turning Point Action Official Resigns After Accusation of Election-Related Fraud.” The Washington Post, April 18, 2024. https://washingtonpost.com/politics/2024/04/18/turning-point-action-official-resigns-after-accusation-election-related-fraud/… Note: Smith called the allegations “silly” and a “coordinated attack,” but evidence prompted his exit. Assault by TPAction Reporters (2023) Allegation: TPAction reporters Kalen D’Almeida and Braden Ellis assaulted queer professor David Boyles at Arizona State University. Evidence: The Guardian and Phoenix’s 12News reported in 2024 that both signed diversion agreements admitting guilt to misdemeanor charges (assault, harassment, disorderly conduct) after accosting Boyles in October 2023. Video evidence supported the incident. Source: Santos, Shanti Escalante-De Mattei. “Two Turning Point USA Members Admit to Assaulting Queer Professor.” The Guardian, April 23, 2024. https://theguardian.com/us-news/2024/apr/23/turning-point-usa-members-assault-professor-arizona… Note: TPAction claimed it was uninvolved and supported the diversion as a legal tactic, not an admission of organizational fault.
Notes on Scope and Verification These allegations span financial impropriety, campaign violations, racial bias, and physical misconduct, reflecting a pattern of controversy around TPUSA and TPAction’s operations. Sources are drawn from established outlets (The New Yorker, ProPublica, The Washington Post, The Guardian) and watchdog reports (CREW), ensuring credibility over unverified social media claims. TPUSA and TPAction often deny wrongdoing or contextualize actions as lawful, but evidence like documents, witness accounts, and legal filings supports the allegations’ credibility. Some cases (e.g., FEC donor disclosure, January 6 involvement) remain unresolved, limiting definitive conclusions but not the allegations’ initial substantiation. This list is comprehensive as of February 18, 2025, based on available data, and excludes minor or unsubstantiated claims lacking specific evidence or reputable reporting. Below is a list of credible allegations of wrongdoing against Turning Point USA (TPUSA) and its sister organization, Turning Point Action (TPAction), based on available reports from reputable news outlets, watchdog groups, and investigations. I’ve included citations to primary sources where the allegations were documented. “Credible” here refers to allegations supported by specific evidence, such as documents, witness statements, or official complaints, reported by established organizations, rather than unverified rumors or opinions. The list focuses on incidents from recent years, as requested, though some earlier pivotal allegations are included for context where they remain relevant.”
Specifically on TPAction COO and Superfeed Technologies Inc CEO and Chairman of Board Tyler Bowyer:
1. Coordination with Turning Point Action’s “Troll Farm” (2020 Election) Allegation: Bowyer, as COO of Turning Point Action, oversaw a coordinated social media campaign in 2020 that paid young people, including minors, to post pro-Trump content and election misinformation without disclosing their affiliation, likened to a “troll farm.” Evidence: The Washington Post reported in September 2020 that TPAction, under Bowyer’s leadership, instructed participants to make minor edits to identical messages to evade detection by social media platforms. The posts questioned election integrity and downplayed COVID-19 risks. The operation led to Facebook banning TPAction affiliate Jake Hoffman’s firm, Rally Forge, for “coordinated inauthentic behavior.” Hoffman, a close ally of Bowyer, received over $900,000 from TPAction for advertising services during this period, per tax records cited by The Arizona Republic. An independent data science specialist corroborated the coordinated nature of the campaign for The Washington Post, lending analytical weight to the claims. Context and Credibility: The reporting relies on internal TPAction communications, financial records, and platform enforcement actions, making it credible. No lawsuits have directly named Bowyer individually, but his role as COO implicates him in overseeing the operation. TPAction has not denied the campaign’s existence but has framed it as legitimate political advocacy. Critics argue it violated ethical standards and potentially campaign finance disclosure rules, though no legal charges have been filed on this specific issue. Significance: This allegation ties Bowyer to questionable electioneering tactics, raising ethical concerns about TPAction’s operations under his leadership.
2. Negligence in Handling Sexual Assault Allegations at TPUSA Events (2017) Allegation: Bowyer, as COO of Turning Point USA (TPUSA) in 2017, was accused of dismissing requests for increased security at events, contributing to incidents of sexual assault and harassment. Evidence: A Washington Examiner investigation in June 2018 detailed allegations from staffers at TPUSA’s 2017 Student Action Summit. One female staffer reported a college student waking up to a male attendee “groping her and shoving his hands down her pants” after a night of heavy drinking. Staffers claimed they approached Bowyer for additional security (e.g., hiring deputies), but he allegedly responded, “It just wasn’t worth it” and deferred action until “something happens.” Similar incidents were reported at other TPUSA-sponsored events, including the 2017 Road to Majority Conference, though Bowyer was not directly quoted in those instances. Context and Credibility: The allegations come from firsthand accounts of former TPUSA staff, published by a reputable conservative-leaning outlet, lending some credibility. However, TPUSA denied Bowyer rejected security requests, citing existing Secret Service and private security presence at the Summit. No legal action followed, and the claims remain unproven in court. The lack of corroborating legal or documentary evidence (e.g., police reports) weakens the allegation’s weight compared to the fake elector case, but it reflects poorly on TPUSA’s management under Bowyer. Significance: This suggests potential negligence in ensuring attendee safety, though it lacks the concrete legal backing of other allegations.
3. Election Law Violation Complaints (2022 Arizona Primaries) Allegation: Turning Point Action, under Bowyer’s leadership, was accused of illegally coordinating with GOP candidates during the 2022 Arizona primaries, violating its 501(c)(4) nonprofit status rules. Evidence: The Arizona Republic reported on August 2, 2022, that a complaint filed with the Arizona Secretary of State alleged TPAction’s rallies in Mesa and Goodyear were campaign events for specific candidates (e.g., Kari Lake), disguised as “community education” gatherings. The complaint claimed coordination with Turning Point PAC, a related entity. Bowyer described the events as “education-related” but acknowledged TPAction could engage in political work, per IRS guidelines. The Secretary of State sent letters to TPAction affiliates requesting clarification, but no formal charges resulted.
4. 2024 AP News Article on Financial Compensation:“As Kirk’s star has risen, Tyler Bowyer, Turning Point’s chief operating officer, has assumed a greater role in the organization. Like Kirk, his improving financial circumstances coincided with Turning Point’s fundraising success. He now operates Turning Point’s political arm, earning compensation of $255,000 in the group’s 2022 fiscal year. In 2021, he purchased a $1.95 million “urban farm” in Mesa, Arizona, after placing a $650,000 down payment, according to property records. And he has a 2020 Tige ski boat, which sells on the used market for as much as $200,000, that is held under his wife’s name, loan collateral documents show.” https://apnews.com/article/election-2024-trump-turning-point-maga-d08a98e439fa4e902cb756d7e35153db5
5. Campaign Finance Violations in Arizona (2022)
Source: The Daily Beast (November 5, 2022)
Details: Superfeed Technologies, linked to Kari Lake (former Arizona gubernatorial candidate) and other GOP candidates, allegedly provided free mobile app services to political campaigns without reporting these contributions in Arizona campaign finance records. The apps, downloaded by over a thousand Android users and an unspecified number of iPhone users, offered features like social media updates, event notifications, and donation/volunteer portals. Election lawyer James Barton noted that providing such services without compensation would violate Arizona state contribution rules, which prohibit unreported in-kind corporate contributions to campaigns.
Evidence:
No record exists in Arizona campaign finance filings of payments from Lake’s campaign or related political committees to Superfeed for these services, despite the company explicitly marketing its work for campaigns.
Public financial disclosures from Kari Lake indicated she received over $1,000 as a “communication advisor” to FeedMe Inc. (Superfeed’s former name), suggesting a flow of money from Superfeed to Lake rather than the campaign paying for services.
Similar apps were developed for other candidates (e.g., Kelly Cooper, Jim Lamon, Austin Smith), with campaign representatives either denying knowledge of invoices or claiming the apps were demos, yet the apps remained active and functional without reported payment.
Credibility: This allegation appears credible due to detailed reporting, references to public records, and expert legal opinion. The lack of campaign finance documentation and Superfeed’s silence on the matter bolster the claim. However, no formal legal ruling or investigation outcome is documented in the available data, leaving it as a strong allegation rather than a confirmed violation.
6. Connection to Kari Lake Bribery Scandal (2024)
Source: The Daily Beast (February 29, 2024)
Details: Superfeed Technologies resurfaced in connection to a bribery scandal involving Kari Lake, where an audio leak revealed Jeff DeWit (former Arizona GOP chair and Superfeed CEO) allegedly offering Lake a bribe to exit the 2024 Senate race. The Daily Beast tied Superfeed to this incident, noting its history of providing apps to Turning Point USA, Turning Point Action, and MAGA influencers, suggesting a pattern of opaque political involvement. The article implies Superfeed’s operations may lack transparency, especially given its leadership’s entanglement in controversial political maneuvers.
Evidence:
Jeff DeWit’s LinkedIn profile lists him as Superfeed’s CEO, aligning with his role in the bribery audio.
Superfeed’s apps for Turning Point entities and GOP figures indicate a deep integration with conservative political networks, raising questions about its financial and operational transparency.
No direct evidence ties Superfeed’s corporate actions to the bribery attempt, but its association with DeWit fuels suspicion.
Credibility: The bribery allegation against DeWit is credible due to the leaked audio and his resignation from the Arizona GOP chair position following the scandal. However, Superfeed’s direct involvement remains circumstantial—its guilt by association with DeWit is plausible but not substantiated with concrete evidence of corporate misconduct in this specific incident.
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Tyler Bowyers Lies Caught on Camera
Tyler Bowyer Appointed to Arizona Board of Regents by McCain Lover Jan Brewer
The County Press reports“County Commissioner McMahan charged with lying about residency on his candidate affidavit”. The article provides further detail that “District 1 Lapeer County Commissioner Scott McMahan, 47 of Columbiaville, was charged with one count of Election Law – False Swearing, a felony punishable by up to five years in prison, for swearing falsely while under oath for the purpose of qualifying as a candidate for elective office.”
An investigation was conducted after allegations that McMahan did not live in the district in which he filed for candidacy which found: “Upon our review of the investigative reports from the Michigan State Police and their request for a warrant, we have found sufficient probable cause evidence alleging that Mr. McMahan did not reside at the address listed in his candidate affidavit when he filed to run for Lapeer County Commissioner in the 1st District,” said John Potbury, deputy chief assistant prosecuting attorney, Genesee County Prosecutor’s Office.
Lapeer County Prosecutor John Miller told The County Press, “I was aware of this investigation taking place and referred it to the office of the Attorney General for appointment of a special prosecutor.”
Gary Howell, Lapeer County Commissioner serving District 2 and the chair of the County Board responded to the charges against McMahan.
“I am concerned, but we need to let the legal process work itself out,” said Howell.
Howell added that if McMahan is found guilty, he’ll have the option of resignation or removal by Michigan’s governor.
For Someone Who Constantly Accuses Others of Being in Cults, McMahan Admits HE Was Involved At Least 2 Separate Sex/Terrorist Cults and Led One as a Guru
In several video episodes, McMahan directly admits his involvement in multiple cults including leading one. Searches reveal multiple failed LLCs in several states tied to McMahan including Living Earth Villagewhich according to a 2011 social media post by McMahan is “a permaculture subdivision concept, where each family creates a space of love for themselves on their own parcel…We will build our own school, community center, resort and spa, retail stores, amphitheater, and more. Our goal is to connect deeply with Nature and practice permaculture on our own land to live prosperous, healthy, and happy lives with our families and neighbors.”
McMahan founded the Living Earth Village cult in Arizona several years ago and according to screenshots found at the bottom of this post, McMahan tried unsuccessfully to raise $400 Million. Along with his art major from Arizona State University (he did not graduate) McMahan lists his primary skills on LinkedIN (profile now deleted) as “magic” and “permaculture”. He admits on video that he was “involved in a cult”
McMahan admits he was indoctrinated by false ideas in college. He also spoke frequently about Rajneesh, an Indian occult guru. “I was in Osho” Rajneesh, also known as Acharya Rajneesh, Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh, and later as Osho, was an Indian godman, philosopher, mystic, and founder of the Rajneesh movement. It was recognized as a sex cult. It is worthwhile to point out that Osho engaged in a major election interference campaign. “In the fall of 1984, hundreds of people in The Dalles, Oregon fell ill with salmonella. Members of a cult had sprinkled the bacteria on salad bars in 10 fast-casual restaurants across Wasco County. First came the stomachaches and chills. Then, vomiting spells and diarrhea. Finally, for 45 of them, hospitalization. Though no one died, 751 people fell victim to what remains today the largest bioterror attack in American history, more severe than the anthrax attacks of the early aughts. A CDC probe initially blamed the outbreak on improperly-trained food handlers, but a more exhaustive investigation soon revealed it was the work of the followers of cult leader Baghwan Shree Rajneesh (who called himself Osho). His charisma was so all-encompassing that he managed to amass tens of thousands followers across the world who swore by his freewheeling attitudes towards sex. Many of these acolytes were concentrated in the Oregon city of Antelope, renamed Rajneeshpuram after his followers had migrated there.”
The group had hoped the contamination of ten salad bars would incapacitate so many voters in the Dalles city that their own two candidates would win the Wasco County elections. McMahan joined the cult AFTER this attack, with full knowledge of what they had done.
McMahan goes on to say “The cult I became a part of was like Scientology and they had this machine” and “Evil spirits were coming and controlling this machine. I had a side hustle as a fortune teller.” and “I was this guru, I had clients all over the world”
McMahan admits being in a SECOND cult called “To self master” and mentions the “truth machine”.
Troubled Financial Past Creates Opening for RINO Donors to Pay Him For Targeted Propaganda Campaign:
McMahon formerly produced the “Energy Transmission Podcast” and charged $200 for a 1 hour private session, $600 monthly, $1500 quarterly, and $5700 annually for his “services”.
“It didn’t take long for my income to completely dry up”. McMahan admits to several failed ventures including as cult leader and fortune teller. The McMahan Real Estate Team was active from Oct 2015 to March 2021 according to LinkedIN. By his own admission, McMahan was forced to sell his vehicle in 2023 and was “unemployed”. In January 2024, McMahan declared himself a “journalist” and began creating fictional narratives about conservative grassroots political activists. The meat of any of McMahan’s interviews or theories is lies, half-truths, hearsay, and conjecture and avoids any actual evidence like the plague. They frequently include enemies lists and name people to demonize. Where is his funding coming from? In the past, McMahan claimed he was employed by the Lapeer Tribune, however, there is no publishing history there. A search on their site shows zero results.
The following X post from known violent, racist, narcissist grifter RINO Dan Farley clearly shows his connection to McMahan and likely that he was the one who brought him into the Arizona politics.
The two are also connected by the “Tea Party”. Dan Farley falsely claims to be a Tea Party President in several states. Below McMahan mentions presenting at a Tea Party Meeting.
Is this another attempt by Farley to create division through lies and trying to destroy the Republican Party? If not Farley, who is paying for McMahan to conduct and produce daily podcast interviews and conduct “hours of research” while not working any type of paid job after a troubled financial past and while going through a divorce?
The answer is simple: the unseen hand of the deep state is funding him. To the real puppeteers, money is no object. When they need more, they print more. Though McMahan is extremely rotten low hanging fruit, if we were to uncover where the money comes from, it would tell a great deal.
McMahan is clearly evidencing loyalties to a group he is not disclosing. The deep state occult loves a devotee, especially one like McMahan who takes perverse pleasure in slandering honest people.
McMahan has publicly supported Ron Desantis over Donald Trump:
McMahan is the Fake Christian He Portrays Others to Be:
According to first-hand witnesses in Michigan, McMahan “advocates for electronic voting, a softened stance on abortion, and claims to be a Christian but in many of his videos slanders Christians and those praying as ‘anarchists’, ‘communists’, ‘cult members’, and ‘extremists’.”
At 11 minutes into the above video, Scott states “there is no Truth in the church and Christianity” and that he “grew up in Sedona Arizona and got involved in new age early” he claims “Dream City church is the center of the disruptors.”
In a “Christian testimony” video on Good Friday, McMahan admits his wife is divorcing him because he “just wanted her affection so much” and “idolized her”. This is a huge narcissistic red flag that points to a delusional megalomaniac complex. McMahan’s wife is certainly not divorcing him for these reasons.
McMahan admits to ordering a “spirit machine” which he knowingly used to deceive others and make money. McMahan claims he has it stored in a closet currently and no longer uses it.
In his Good Friday video, McMahan admits “My mind was tied up in all these knots”. He speaks extensively about Islam and says:
“I had such strong feelings against Christians”
“Everything I know is probably not true”
“I still didn’t see myself as a sinner in need of a savior”
For McMahan to go after reputable freedom fighting Christian people like this tells all: McMahan is an obvious biblical wolf in sheep’s clothing. As the apostle Paul once warned “After my departure savage wolves will come in amongst you, not sparing the flock.” (Acts 20:29)
(1 John 4) “Beloved, do not trust every spirit but test the spirits to see whether they belong to God, because many false prophets have gone out into the world.”
Disturbing Connections to Those Trying to Mislead Hundreds, Cause Division and Confusion, and Destroy the Republican Party
“I was selling timeshares at the time. You can’t sell timeshares without lying” (This is incredibly interesting as one of his show guests was fake LD3 Chair Candace Czarny who was also living in Sedona at one time, was also involved in New Age and Ouiji Boards and “disc magic”, and is an admitted “White Witch”. She was also a failed timeshares saleswoman and sued Hyatt for 9 years when she was terminated for incompetence. Czarny is also tied to Dan Farley mentioned above. The deposition of Candace’s former manager in the lawsuit is incredibly revealing. See the below videos: )
According to the Arizona Daily Independent, Arizona House Representative Joseph Chaplik has been caught lying once again, this time with video evidence disproving his claim that the House Majority Leader Michael Carbone grabbed items from Chaplik’s desk and threw them on the floor. The article stated: “Chaplik lied, and it was a dumb lie, because of course there is video, so he got busted lying in full color”. Chaplik was previously the House Ethics chair and voted with Democrats in the committee that held a hearing on Representative Liz Harris determining she “lied” and ultimately leading to a floor vote which left Harris expelled from office. One article in the Tucson Sentinel read “Liz Harris expelled from Arizona House for lying about conspiracy presentation” and with the quote “Following a House Ethics Committee report released Tuesday that found Harris lied about her actions”.
Will Joseph Chaplik be charged with ethical violations and expelled from the House in the same way as was done to Harris?Or will he receive two-tier justice and special treatment?
In an email obtained from Maricopa County Board of Supervisor District 4 Debbie Lesko, Lesko claims that Recorder Justin Heap has not responded to her requests for what he needs in writing. Lesko states, “I have met and talked with him several times and have asked him to submit to me, in writing, exactly what he wants. So far, I have not received that.” Lesko repeats this at the end of her letter, seeming to indicate that Heap is not cooperating with her efforts saying, “I have met and talked with Justin multiple times and have asked him to submit, in writing, exactly what he wants. It is important that we work together.”
This is a large departure what from Heap’s close ally and fellow Freedom Caucus member, Senator Jake Hoffman stated just last week in a public X post saying “ELECTION INTEGRITY ALERT Corruption in Maricopa County! Supervisor @ThomasGalvin has STRIPPED Recorder @azJustinHeap of his control over our Elections and is REFUSING to reinstate it Email & Call him now! Thomas.Galvin@maricopa.gov (602) 506-7431″ Hoffman went on to claim “@ThomasGalvin as the Chair of the Board of Supervisors is: Refusing to give Heap his full budget, Refusing to give Heap back his staff, Refusing to give Heap back his IT Department, Refused to give Heap access to key County buildings where the Recorder’s staff works, Refused to approve Heap’s Deputy Recorder pick.”
See the full Lesko letter below:
“Thank you for contacting me about Recorder Justin Heap. It is great to hear from you! I know this email is a little long, but I ask that you read the entire email to get a better understanding. It is an honor to serve as District 4 supervisor, after serving in the U.S. Congress and the Arizona State Legislature. It was also an honor that President Trump picked me as one of only eight U.S. Congress members to serve on his impeachment defense team. I voted for Justin Heap in both the primary and general election.
Since then, I have met and talked with him several times and have asked him to submit to me, in writing, exactly what he wants. So far, I have not received that. I have told Justin from the beginning I want to work with him and will continue to work with him. One of my highest priorities as your County Supervisor is election integrity. That is why on my first day in office I announced that I am pushing for a comprehensive election audit. We are currently working on the scope of the audit so that after board approval, we can put it out for bid. Election functions in Maricopa County are divided between the county recorder and the elections department. Roughly speaking, the recorder’s office handles all voter registrations, maintaining the voter rolls, mailing out ballots and signature verification. The Elections department handles all in-person voting and tabulation of the ballots. The Board of Supervisors is responsible for certifying the elections. In October 2024, prior to me entering office and prior to anyone knowing if Justin Heap or the Democrat candidate would win the election, the previous board of supervisors renegotiated with the former recorder what is called a shared services agreement that makes clear the election duties of the recorder vs. the elections department. State law often makes clear the different duties, but sometimes it’s vague; thus, this agreement clarifies the duties. In this Oct. 2024 agreement, two things of significance changed: 1. The election-related IT operation was moved under the Maricopa County-wide IT system. Prior to that, the elections department had to submit work order requests to the recorder, even though the election department uses roughly 80% of the IT operation and, at least on one occasion, the former recorder’s office threatened to cut off IT access to the elections department. 2. During major elections, ballot processors are hired. They are bipartisan teams that open the mail-in ballot envelopes, take the ballots out of the envelopes and make sure that the number on the outside of the envelope corresponds with the number on the ballot before the ballots are tabulated. This function was moved to the elections department. Since the elections department is responsible for tabulating the ballots, they wanted to make sure that they got the ballots in a timely fashion. As an example, during the last election, the recorder’s office was slow turning over the ballots for tabulating, likely because they didn’t hire enough ballot processors. Justin Heap still has full control and authority over: •Voter registration •Maintaining the voter rolls •Mailing out the mail-in ballots •Verifying the ballot signatures
As I said above, I have met and talked with Justin multiple times and have asked him to submit, in writing, exactly what he wants. It is important that we work together. Please feel free to reach out to me any time. I love hearing from you.
Supervisor Debbie Lesko District 4 Board of Supervisors O: 602-506-7642″
A widely distributed letter from Ron Heuer, President of the Wisconsin Voter Alliance is making the rounds, with Heuer raising very reasonable questions similar to those I wrote recently about in my post Turning Point Action Exposed with “Mount Vernon Project” Documented Attempt to “Take over the GOP party” Seizing State Chairs and National Positions Nationwide. His letter confirms my reporting and the concerns over the project as well as continuing the thought that the “Mount Vernon Project” is very much active and in play saying “TPA employs several full-time staff members who have assumed key roles within the GOP throughout the state. For instance, individuals in prominent positions in Dane and Milwaukee Counties, as well as an executive committee member in Brown County who is currently running for the position of 8th District Secretary. “
Heuer very poignantly starts his letter below with “Friend or Foe?” and goes on with some concerning observations about the behavior of those TP Action employees saying: “According to various GOP officers in the 8th District and other areas, these TPA employees have reportedly made statements disparaging the contributions of long-time, dedicated GOP members. There is an indication that TPA personnel may require alignment, (a litmus test) with TPA’s preferences to attain party membership or become seated delegates at local and state caucuses. Members in good standing are being denied the right to participate in the voting process.“
This is very concerning indeed and reports indicate a widespread process happening in many other states. Heuer did not immediately respond to requests for comment and TP Action COO Tyler Bowyer actively blocks any conservative who questions him. See Heuer’s full letter below:
College Republican’s United at Arizona State University held an event today asking students to report “their criminal classmates to ICE for deportations”. The event was met with widespread protests from adult students at ASU and officials who are illegally disrupting ICE operations.
“If they are choosing not to abide by (the legal immigration process), and they’re on campus taking the spot of a position where an American citizen should be there instead, that’s obviously something that needs to be fixed,” said Rick Thomas, the founder of CRU and the treasurer of Republicans United LLC. The student organization is also selling shirts with their logo on the front and the title “ICE Volunteer” on the back, as well as the logo of the Department of Homeland Security.
CRU Founder Rick Thomas has confirmed that he has “already received a death threat.” Thomas replied that he would be reporting it to the FBI which triggered an explative-nword-filled-rant which was recorded. Listen to the recording which does include inappropriate adult language and repeatedly saying “we coming for y’all”, “report it to FBI”, and “we coming to dismantle y’all completely“.
Audio Recording after CRU Founder Rick Thomas Indicated He Would Report Death Threat to the FBI
Isaiah Alvarado, President of College Republicans United at Arizona State University. said “This is not an act of hate or bigotry, this is an act of love for the American Nation”. His full statement can be seen below:
“The tabling event on Friday which others have raised concerns is simply to inform and guide voluntary students with the proper steps that they can take to report criminals in violation of U.S. immigration and border law. Citizens and students of their volition can volunteer information to law enforcement. The event is being held for those who wish to know more about what legal actions they can take to help law enforcement through tips and witness reports. This event is in no violation of any law. Regardless of what others feel about our speech, it is illegal to limit the speech within this event for no “harassment, targeting, or violence” has been levied against any individuals or groups.
Reporting crimes is not only a civic responsibility but also a fundamental aspect of maintaining public safety and the rule of law. Law enforcement agencies rely on public cooperation to effectively address unlawful activities, and providing information through legal channels is an essential part of that process.
This event fully complies with all laws and university policies. Despite differing opinions on the matter, the First Amendment protects our right to engage in this discussion, since no harassment, targeting, or incitement of violence has occurred. We welcome respectful dialogue and encourage anyone with questions to engage in civil discussion rather than attempting to suppress free speech.”
Frida Guzmán, the student director of Inclusive Excellence, wrote an email criticizing the tabling and asking for action from ASASU to “ensure that ASU’s charter and reputation as a University are upheld and respected.” She continued, “The event that College Republicans United is planning will be harmful and threatening to students, faculty, and staff,” Guzmán wrote. “Furthermore, it is in direct opposition to the ASU charter, by attempting to exclude members of our student body and not taking responsibility for the overall health of the community that ASU serves.”
Democrat Arizona Representative Greg Stanton had this to say in a public X post “I’m in contact with ASU leadership about discriminatory and threatening social media posts circulating from an ASU student group. ASU is investigating the matter, and I am confident appropriate action will be taken. Every student must feel safe on campus.” — Rep. Greg Stanton (@RepGregStanton) January 30, 2025
Fake Attorney General Kris Mayes chimed in on a public X post saying “This is abhorrent behavior by this extreme right group at ASU. Every student should be able to feel safe on campus. It’s appalling to see this division and hatred in our community. Dreamers in Arizona, know that I will never stop fighting to protect you.”
– AZ Attorney General Kris Mayes (@AZAGMayes) January 30, 2025
Interfering with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations can lead to significant legal consequences under federal law.
Obstruction of justice can lead to up to 5 years in prison.
Aiding and abetting illegal activity can result in up to 10 years in prison.
These penalties are for actions that involve obstructing, interfering with, or preventing the apprehension or detention of individuals who are in the United States illegally. This includes but is not limited to, hiding or shielding these individuals from ICE operations.
Readers are encouraged to report the administration particularly the President of Arizona State University Michael M. Crow @michaelcrow and the Arizona Board of Regents @AZRegents and the fake AG Kris Mayes @AZAGMayes (who are all traitors to Arizona and America) and adult students and faculty interfering with ICE operations using the ICE Tip Form https://www.ice.gov/webform/ice-tip-form and to Border Czar Tom Homan @RealTomHoman and ICE @ICEgov .
Just 1 YEAR ago, look who was endorsing Gina Swoboda for AZGOP chair, INCLUDING Cory McGarr. With a historic Trump win and 6 point swing red for Arizona, what changed? According to multiple sources TP Action was denied valuable data access and a closely tied organization lost a major contract.
This statement from Gina Swoboda clarified her position: “The Republican Party of Arizona is not for sale. Not to PACs, not to consultants, not to anyone, no matter how well intentioned, including Turning Point. Our party belongs to the State Committeemen who are elected by our PCs. This is a bottom up organization led by our grassroots and it will remain that way as long as I’m in the chair.”
This is also reportedly happening in Milwaukee County, Wisconsin. Orlando Owens said “I still have not heard an answer from Turning Point about the Mount Vernon Project and the Brett G. Of Milwaukee County GOP and TPA, training that he said “Take over the GOP Party” I thought we were on the same team?”.
Owens made reference to the “Mount Vernon Project” screenshots below show this project listed on the TP Action website. The Mount Vernon Project or MVP “is part of Turning Point Action” and “aims to fill positions ranging from State Party Chair, National Committeeman, and National Committeewoman.” The program also will “Contribute grants and financial backing to help grassroots candidates run.” This has been seen in Arizona with TP Action paying for fliers for Candidate Cory McGarr.
Mr. McGarr confirmed in an interview that TP Action did indeed pay for his palm card fliers and he had “heard of the Mount Vernon project”. McGarr reiterated that “Liz Harris was the first person to reach out to him and he told her no until Jake Hoffman called” but does not believe he was recruited into the program and that he will “not be controlled by any special interest groups” and that he “has a very visceral reaction to being controlled.” McGarr also confirmed he “did not share the SC list with Mendoza or any third party.”
State Committeemen throughout the state have now received 2 emails from a “Mary Ann Mendoza” (see an excerpt of the email below). But who is Mary Ann, how did she get the State Committeemen email list, and is she affiliated with Turning Point?
TP Action employees led by COO Tyler Bowyer now appear to be running a coordinated smear campaign against AZGOP Chair Gina Swoboda. Below is screenshot evidence which is only a SMALL SAMPLE. AI defines this tactic as “swarms of nano-influencers”. This TPAction tactic seems similar to one deployed by liberals spreading propaganda, read this article “Evidence reveals Harris campaign paying young social media influencers for pro-Harris content” from the Conservative Institute.
When asked for comment AZGOP Chair Gina Swoboda had this to say:“The Republican Party of Arizona is not for sale. Not to PACs, not to consultants, not to anyone, no matter how well intentioned, including Turning Point. Our party belongs to the State Committeemen who are elected by our PCs. This is a bottom up organization led by our grassroots and it will remain that way as long as I’m in the chair.”
Other request for comment was not immediately returned.
This came after Gina Swoboda responded by email to allegations from Mary Ann Mendoza promoting Cory McGarr for Chair:
“Fellow State Committeemen, I had hoped to run a positive campaign centered around our success in electing President Trump and winning Republican races up and down the ticket, but an email from my opponent Cory McGarr that many of you have received has forced me to respond. In that email, Cory McGarr enlisted a fellow failed candidate Mary Ann Mendoza to do his bidding and attack me. That’s unfortunate but not surprising. Here are the facts. In order to give our Republican candidates the best shot at winning their races against the onslaught of out of state Democrat money trying to buy control of the legislature, the party set up a coordinated campaign where Republican candidates could send mail out in coordination with the state party to save precious resources. Under this program, each of the candidates’ consultants – including Mr McGarr’s and Ms. Mendoza’s consultants – were hired by the party to produce the mail for their candidates. The state party did not produce the mail. As part of this arrangement, we implemented two rules. The first, was that the campaigns or their agents would produce the mail on behalf of the party subject to our approval. Second, we would approve the mail provided the mail did NOT attack another Republican candidate by name, and the mail did not attack Republican principles.
What Mr. McGarr and Ms Mendoza are referring to is a mailer sent out by her fellow Republican house candidate asking voters to vote for only one candidate. This is called single-shotting, and while I don’t personally think it is the best strategy, we had made an agreement with all the candidates – including Ms Mendoza who also did multiple pieces of mail under this program – to allow each candidate the freedom to control their own message. THE REPUBLICAN PARTY OF ARIZONA had nothing to do with the writing or designing of the mail piece Mr McGarr and Ms Mendoza are complaining about. NOTHING! Ms. Mendoza’s lies are particularly ironic because it was her and Mr. McGarr’s allies at Turning Point who were actually telling Republicans to vote for only one Republican candidate in that race, not the state party. As for Mr. McGarr sending out this specious attack, I would expect nothing less from him given his record. Sadly for Republicans, Mr. McGarr was the only Republican incumbent legislator to lose to the Democrats last year. Now, I know campaigns are hard, but Mr. McGarr lost in a district where EVERY OTHER REPUBLICAN won. That’s doesn’t speak well of Mr. McGarr’s ability to run a campaign or lead our state party to victory against the Democrats. I had hoped that Mr. McGarr and his allies at Turning Point – who are running his campaign – would not resort to lies and attacks, but it appears that hope was misplaced. As for the other unfortunate claims from Ms. Mendoza and Mr. McGarr, here’s the bottom line. No one who has EVER worked for John McCain or a McCain aligned group has or is working or consulting for our party. That’s a lie by Mr. McGarr and Ms Mendoza plain and simple.
It’s also worth noting that like you, I am from the grassroots and that’s why I am President Trump’s choice for lead our party. I was reluctant to allow candidates for party chair – including myself – to have access to the state committee email list. But in the interest of fairness, Mr. McGarr was provided your email and contact information yesterday, and now we see what he and Turning Point apparently plan to do with it. Mr. McGarr and his bosses at Turning Point are free to run the campaign they see fit, but it’s troubling and disturbing that they have taken the list of State Committee members and used it to disseminate false claims. As many of you know, as your Chairwoman, I’ve always played it straight with you, and I will continue to do so. We see enough lies from the Democrats, and the last thing we need is a Democrat-style campaign of lies from Mr. Mcgarr. My top priorities as your chairwoman are simple. Help Republicans defeat the Democrats and always stand up for our party. That’s what we did in 2024, and that’s what I intend to do as your chairwoman in 2026.
I would be honored to have your support and vote next Saturday in the election for Chair of the Republican Party of Arizona. For Freedom and Liberty, GINA SWOBODA”
