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(At times TPUSA seems to echo some of the misguided, sometimes anti-Trump views of the Koch brothers network of mega-donors, who may have provided some funding to the organization.)
(In 2017, TPUSA Founder and Executive Director Charlie Kirk endorsed the Charles Koch-supported Convention of States)
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'''TPUSA''', which is short for Talking Point USA, is a [[dark money]]-funded right-of-center group that has youthful leadership but also an unclear commitment to [[conservative]] principles.<ref>https://newswithviews.com/the-real-charlie-kirk-and-tpusa/</ref>
 
'''TPUSA''', which is short for Talking Point USA, is a [[dark money]]-funded right-of-center group that has youthful leadership but also an unclear commitment to [[conservative]] principles.<ref>https://newswithviews.com/the-real-charlie-kirk-and-tpusa/</ref>
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In 2017, TPUSA Founder and Executive Director Charlie Kirk endorsed the [[Charles Koch]]-supported [[Convention of States]], <ref>https://conventionofstates.com/news/25-year-old-phenom-charlie-kirk-endorses-the-convention-of-states-project</ref> which would allow [[Leftists]] and others to convene to attempt to rewrite the [[U.S. Constitution]].
  
 
At times TPUSA seems to echo some of the misguided, sometimes [[Opposition to Donald Trump|anti-Trump]] views of the [[Koch brothers]] network of mega-donors, who may have provided some funding to the organization.
 
At times TPUSA seems to echo some of the misguided, sometimes [[Opposition to Donald Trump|anti-Trump]] views of the [[Koch brothers]] network of mega-donors, who may have provided some funding to the organization.

Revision as of 06:37, January 14, 2023

TPUSA, which is short for Talking Point USA, is a dark money-funded right-of-center group that has youthful leadership but also an unclear commitment to conservative principles.[1]

In 2017, TPUSA Founder and Executive Director Charlie Kirk endorsed the Charles Koch-supported Convention of States, [2] which would allow Leftists and others to convene to attempt to rewrite the U.S. Constitution.

At times TPUSA seems to echo some of the misguided, sometimes anti-Trump views of the Koch brothers network of mega-donors, who may have provided some funding to the organization.

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