Apparently some oligarchs and billionaires escape the wrath of the party of treason.
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This real life villain has done more to destroy America from within than any foreign power ever could.
Federal Election Commission filings show the Soros family directing $102 million mainly through Democracy PAC, with Geosor contributing $52 million and the Fund for Policy Reform adding $50 million. Smaller gifts went to candidates like Reps. Raphael Warnock and Jon Tester. Ilhan Omar and Ro Khanna, and Sens. The early spending outpaces prior cycles and draws accusations of influence-buying, though similar large donations flow to Republicans from Elon Musk and others. Total top donor contributions hit $1.3 billion already, signaling the costliest midterms yet.
Billionaire Democratic kingmaker George Soros and his son Alex spent a staggering $102.8 million in the midterm election cycle — making the family chief architects of the party’s seismic shift toward the radical left.
With the November elections still more than four months away, George Soros could shatter his own spending record of $128 million set during the last midterms four years ago, when he was the biggest single donor.
“Money talks, and Soros money says the most insidious, unconstitutional, costly tax hikes in American history are on the table,” remarked Douglas Kellogg, state projects director for Americans for Tax Reform.
Soros is a “wannabe Bond villain,” responsible for the radical takeover of the Democratic Party, he added.
Only a fraction of this cycle’s contributions — $793,800 — were made in the 95-year-old mega donor’s name, a review of publicly available Federal Election Commission data reveals. Almost all of the money — $102 million — was funneled through the Democracy Political Action Committee, the super PAC Soros launched in 2020, which acts as the family’s main political arm, obfuscating efforts to know which radical candidates the clan is propping up.
Of that, a little over half, $52 million, came from George Soros through the private corporation Geosor under his name and the other half, $50 million, from Fund for Policy Reform, a nonprofit which lists Alex Soros as director in tax filings.
And that’s without counting the family’s main organization, the Open Society Foundation — which funds efforts to decriminalize drugs, open the border and abolish the police — and its lobbying wing the Open Society Action Fund, which is even more obscure as it doesn’t have to disclose political spending because it’s registered as a nonprofit claiming to do mere advocacy work.
In previous election cycles, the Open Society Action Fund’s cash flowed to groups backing lefty stars like “Squad” Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) and embattled pal Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN), but its tax filings for 2025 aren’t yet available.
Control of the dark money Democracy PAC where the bulk of the family’s money went changed before the 2024 presidential election, with the elder Soros handing over the reins of his empire to his “more political” son Alex Soros, the fourth of five children.
“He wants to be more political than his dad, this is the first midterm cycle where he is in control,” Parker Thayer, investigative researcher at Capital Research Center, told The Post.
Donations made in the elder and younger Soros’ names were largely in step this cycle, backing many of the same left-wing candidates — with Alex Soros personally adding another $140,525 to the family’s midterm push.Alex Soros, 40, and his father George both sent a maximum contributions of $7,000 ($14,00 total) to Maine senatorial candidate Graham Platner, who’s been alleged of misconduct toward women and regularly slams the rich — despite his own wealthy upbringing and lining his pockets with billionaire money.
The fat cat’s spawn maxed out donations and sent $7,000 to Jimmy Choo-wearing Omar, who’s been slammed for allegedly knowing about the widespread fraud involving the Somali community in her Minneapolis district. Omar has dismissed wrongdoing.’ He also sent a max donation of $7,000 to multimillionaire Silicon Valley lefty Rep. Ro Khanna (D-Calif.), who’s stated to be mulling a 2028 presidential run.
The nepo baby and his oligarch father also sent maximum donations to two other 2028 Democratic presidential hopefuls with Peach State Pastor Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-Ga.) and Sen. Jon Ossoff (D-Ga.) receiving a total of $14,000 each.
In all, the Soros’ have already poured an eye-watering 52% more into the family political slush fund than in 2024, when they channeled $67 million into the Democracy PAC, as stated by campaign filings.
George Soros, who President Trump singled out in September when he ordered the FBI to crack down on “left-wing terrorism,” has been the driving force behind extremist campaigns in the United States and abroad.
“The Soros family is angrier than ever at American politics,” remarked Thayer.
Soros has backed groups behind unrest that included the recent violent clashes protesting conditions at Delaney Hall.
The family’s grant network has dismissed it’s a terrorist organization, insisting its mission is to strengthen democracy.
Just like his progeny, the Soros patriarch also gave a maximum contribution to Platner, and both father and son handed $7,000 each to Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-WA), who last month conceded to sneaking oil into Cuba despite the US blockade.
“There are two guarantees in life — death and George Soros writing a blank check for Democrats,” lambasted Republican National Committee Spokeswoman Delanie Bomar.
