科技亿万富翁彼得·蒂尔在2022年中期选举后曾一度退出政治捐款领域，但现已重返政坛。他向众议院议长迈克·约翰逊的筹款委员会捐赠了超过85万美元，该笔资金大部分被用于支持其他共和党竞选活动。蒂尔的政治捐款流向了共和党全国委员会、众议院共和党核心竞选部门、十几个州共和党以及近30名共和党众议员。此前，蒂尔曾表示对政治捐款感到“精神分裂”，认为政治既重要又“有毒”，并一度表示不愿再为政治捐款。然而，此次回归显示了他对共和党竞选活动，特别是众议院共和党人，的大力支持。

💰 彼得·蒂尔重返政治捐款，向共和党输送资金：在2022年中期选举后一度暂停政治捐款的科技亿万富翁彼得·蒂尔，已在2024年重新开始政治投入，向共和党候选人和组织捐赠了数十万美元，显示其政治参与度的转变。

📈 捐款流向广泛，重点支持众议院共和党：蒂尔的捐款主要流向了众议院议长迈克·约翰逊的联合筹款委员会，该委员会又将大部分资金分配给其他共和党竞选活动。此外，共和党全国委员会、十几个州共和党以及近30名共和党众议员也收到了蒂尔的资助，尤其关注那些代表竞争激烈选区的议员。

🤔 蒂尔对政治捐款的态度转变：蒂尔曾形容自己对政治捐款“精神分裂”，认为其“极其重要”但也“极其有毒”，并在2024年一度表示不愿再为任何候选人捐款。此次回归可能反映了他对当前政治形势的重新评估或对共和党前景的考量。

📊 资金分配细节披露：具体来看，蒂尔向国家共和党国会委员会捐赠了310,100美元，向共和党全国委员会捐赠了54,600美元，并向14个州的共和党州党组织及29名众议院共和党议员提供了资金支持，每笔捐款金额从7,000美元到10,000美元不等，显示其捐款策略的精细化。

Peter Thiel backed away from political spending after the 2022 midterms.Now, he's getting back into it, pouring hundreds of thousands of dollars into GOP campaigns.He recently described himself as "schizophrenic" when it comes to political giving.

Peter Thiel's vacation from politics is over.

The conservative tech billionaire made his first publicly disclosed political contribution in two and a half years in February, giving $852,200 to House Speaker Mike Johnson's joint fundraising committee.

That group, called "Grow the Majority," then distributed almost 90% of that money to other campaigns.

All told, Thiel's money has now made its way into the coffers of the Republican National Committee, House Republicans' main campaign arm, over a dozen state parties, and nearly 30 GOP House members.

It's a significant shift for Thiel. After spending tens of millions of dollars to support Blake Masters and now-Vice President JD Vance during the 2022 midterms, the PayPal and Palantir cofounder came away from the experience apparently disillusioned with politics.

In 2024, he even gave an interview to The Atlantic in part to lock himself into not donating to any candidate that year.

"By talking to you, it makes it hard for me to change my mind," he told the interviewer. "My husband doesn't want me to give them any more money, and he's right."

Vance even publicly urged Thiel to "get off the sidelines" and spend money to back Trump in the 2024 race, but no public donations ever emerged, despite his past financial support for Trump.

Thiel also said last year that he would support Trump, and he predicted that the election wouldn't be close. "I've decided not to donate any money politically, but I'm supporting them in every other way possible," he said at the time.

A spokesperson for Thiel did not respond to a request for comment about why the tech billionaire changed his mind.

During a recent interview with The New York Times' Ross Douthat, Thiel said that he was "schizophrenic" about political giving.

"I think it's incredibly important, and it's incredibly toxic," Thiel said. "So I go back and forth."

Here's where Thiel's money went:

$310,100 to the National Republican Congressional Committee, the main campaign arm for House Republicans;$54,600 to the Republican National Committee;$10,000 apiece to GOP state parties in 14 states, including Alaska, Florida, Indiana, Louisiana, Maine, New Hampshire, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Texas, Virginia, and Wisconsin;$7,000 apiece to 29 House Republicans, most of whom represent competitive districts;$7,000 apiece to committees set up for the eventual GOP nominee in 12 other competitive House districts.