Turning Point USA is excited to introduce its newest content creator, Bo Alford. Better known as “bodittle,” Alford is a bold, young Christian conservative who started posting content on social media platforms at just 17 years old.
Alford’s path to prominence includes his membership of the Republican Hype House, which hit 1.2 million followers on TikTok before being deplatformed. However, this setback only fueled Alford’s determination. He shifted his focus to YouTube, building an audience of over 160,000 subscribers and sharing in-depth, front-line videos that dive deep into America’s cultural battles. From protecting Christian values and countering radical transgender ideology, to defending Second Amendment rights, Alford remains unwavering in his convictions.
Reflecting on what inspired his work, Alford explained that the Covid-19 lockdowns compelled him to speak out, saying “I needed to do something about it so I took to the internet to voice my opinion,” he said.
Alford’s journey has not been without challenges. He noted censorship as something he has had to face but admitted it has taught him valuable lessons.
“I found out within weeks of posting how much big tech wanted to censor opinions,” he explained. “It was such a slap in the face but it taught me toughness and the power of prayer to grind through the rough points and build back stronger.”
Alford credits much of his boldness to figures like Owen Shroyer, who inspired his content style, and Charlie Kirk, whose work ethic and commitment to the culture war he admires.
When asked how he balances his online presence with his personal life, Alford noted that the two are inseparable. “My online presence essentially is my personal life and vice versa,” he shared. Adding that he serves as a youth leader at his church.
Turning Point USA looks forward to sharing content that features Alford’s unique voice and supporting his dedication to empower young conservatives to stand strong in the fight for America’s future. Be sure to follow bodittle on YouTube, Instagram, and X.
