Bruesewitz tells Loomer "I've paid you for tweets before"

Alex BruesewitzPolitical consultant, chief executive of X Strategies and adviser to Donald Trump's 2024 campaign, posting on his X account

Condemned

Answering Loomer's question about his firm, Bruesewitz says he has paid her for tweets, though not for at least a year, and that he knows others still pay her for tweets, so it is fair to call her an influencer.

Responding to

Laura Loomer has been paid by private clients to post political messages on X without disclosing the payments.

“No I don't deny that. I've paid you for tweets before. I haven't for at least a year though. I also know you still get paid by others for tweets so I do think it's fair to refer to you as an "influencer."”

Original post

Read the original post (opens in a new tab)Alex Bruesewitz's X post saying he has paid Laura Loomer for tweets · Alex BruesewitzX post of Nov. 5, 2026, 20:06 UTC, full text

Original post

Read the original post (opens in a new tab)Laura Loomer's X post asking Bruesewitz about X Strategies · Laura LoomerX post of Nov. 5, 2026, 19:58 UTC, full text

Original post

Read the original post (opens in a new tab)Alex Bruesewitz's X post on Republican candidates and right-wing influencers · Alex BruesewitzX post of Nov. 5, 2026, 17:58 UTC, full text

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Alex Bruesewitz says he paid Laura Loomer for posts and that others still do; Loomer denies being paid to tweet

On November 5, 2026, Alex Bruesewitz, an adviser to Donald Trump's 2024 campaign, wrote on X that he had paid Laura Loomer for tweets, though not for at least a year, and that others still pay her. On November 7, The Washington Post reported that three other people said they had paid Loomer to post political messages on X or had overseen clients who did, and that bank and wire records it reviewed show four payments totaling more than $60,000 to Loomer and her company since May 2025, without stating their purpose. Loomer told the Post she is not an influencer who makes money from tweeting, that her business is public affairs and opposition research, and that Bruesewitz's firm paid her for a research document. She later called the report a hit piece. Bruesewitz says political influencers should have to disclose paid opinions.

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Original post

Alex Bruesewitz's X post saying he has paid Laura Loomer for tweets (opens in a new tab) · Alex BruesewitzX post of Nov. 5, 2026, 20:06 UTC, full text

About this source

Answering Loomer's question about his firm, Bruesewitz writes that he has paid her for tweets, though not for at least a year, says others still pay her and asks what share of her posts are paid.

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Laura Loomer's X post asking Bruesewitz about X Strategies (opens in a new tab) · Laura LoomerX post of Nov. 5, 2026, 19:58 UTC, full text

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Replying to Bruesewitz's question about journalists being paid for tweets, Loomer writes that his firm, X Strategies, reached out to her last year asking for help and asks whether he denies it.

Original post

Alex Bruesewitz's X post on Republican candidates and right-wing influencers (opens in a new tab) · Alex BruesewitzX post of Nov. 5, 2026, 17:58 UTC, full text

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Two days after the midterm elections, Bruesewitz writes that attacking Democrats over their ties to the streamer Hasan Piker was not an effective line and that Republican candidates should not take messaging advice from fringe right-wing influencers.

Before the quotation

After Bruesewitz wrote that Republican candidates should not take messaging advice from fringe right-wing influencers, he and Loomer traded posts. Loomer wrote that his firm, X Strategies, had reached out to her the year before asking for help, and asked whether he denied it.

After the quotation

In the same post, Bruesewitz asks Loomer what percentage of her tweets are paid for.

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Condemned

The label describes this statement's response within the context above.

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The reference point is Laura Loomer's alleged acceptance of payments from private clients to post political messages on X without disclosing them. Bruesewitz says he paid her for tweets in the past, says others still pay her and presses her on how many of her posts are paid, which condemns the undisclosed paid posting he describes.

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