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By Tyler Durden

Following MoveOn.org's “success” last Friday, George Soros is back on the lips of an increasing number of Americans

Having already already donated more than his total disclosed spending in the last two presidential elections combined, Bloomberg reports,

Soros has expressed alarm over the past few months at the candidacies of Republicans Donald Trump and Ted Cruz. In a statement last week about a new group he's funding to increase voting by Latinos and immigrants in the election, he again mentioned the two candidates by name.

“The intense anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim rhetoric that has been fueled by the Republican primary is deeply offensive,” Soros said in the statement. “There should be consequences for the outrageous statements and proposals that we've regularly heard from candidates Trump and Cruz.”

Michael Vachon, a spokesman and political adviser to Soros, said there was no single cause for the increase in spending. “His support of Clinton is one reason. The tone of the other candidates is the other,” Vachon said. The Clinton, Cruz and Trump campaigns, which face crucial primary contests in Ohio and Florida today, didn't respond to requests for comment.

Soros's importance to Clinton goes beyond the checks he writes, since other major Democratic donors sometimes follow his lead.

At the same time, it's likely that in a general election, Trump would pillory Clinton for her reliance on Soros and other wealthy hedge-fund managers. The billionaire real-estate developer has spent months portraying his Republican rivals as the tools of their donors.

Soros's personal fortune stands at about $24 billion, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.

Soros spent an unprecedented $27 million trying to defeat Bush's re-election in 2004, much of it through independent groups known as 527s that could accept donations of unlimited size. While the groups Soros funded knocked on doors and tried to boost voter turnout, a conservative 527 group aired a powerful series of ads questioning Democrat John Kerry's war record, helping Bush win a second term. “They were in-your-face distortions of the truth,” a frustrated Soros told the New York Times Magazine in 2006. “People don't care about the truth.”

Soros signed on as an early backer of Obama during the 2008 campaign, but spent only about $5 million on political causes that cycle, according to a tally by Bloomberg that doesn't include undisclosed donations to political nonprofits. He spent even less in 2012, even though the Supreme Court's Citizens United ruling prompted a flood of new seven-figure contributions that year.

A few months later, Soros told a Clinton confidant that he wished he hadn't backed Obama in the primary four years earlier.

“He said he's been impressed that he can always call/meet with you on an issue of policy and he hasn't met with the president ever,” Neera Tanden said in a 2012 e-mail to Clinton, who was then serving as Obama's Secretary of State. “He regretted his decision in the primary — he likes to admit …read more

Source: Soros Floods Democrats With Millions, Warns Trump Of "Consequences"

    

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Posted March 15th, 2016 in Uncategorized.