Indivisible and MoveOn are partisan networks tied to George Soros, a powerful left-wing figure who has donated billions to controversial initiatives.

Republican House members have been facing a fierce backlash in their districts to Trump's heavy-handed firings and suspensions of federal programs, but Mike Johnson passed the buck onto the usual right-wing boogeyman. NRCC Chair Richard Hudson gave them instructions.

Numerous elected Democratic officials have criticized the wealthy despite taking funding from billionaires in the past. Railing against billionaires has been a popular Democratic rhetorical device for decades,

Miklós Szánthó, who runs CPAC Hungary, warned about George Soros' global “woke machine” in an interview at CPAC.

“For decades, conservatives have been forced to send our tax dollars to Washington so that PBS ... Broadcasting to end this abuse. Let George Soros and Rob Reiner and the like fund PBS and ...

Crawford is also reaping the benefits from billionaire George Soros ... and is funded by George Soros, JB Pritzker, and Reid Hoffman,” Schimel told the Washington Examiner.

Elon Musk spoke about how non-government organizations (NGOs) are used by people like George Soros to extract money from the government, Friday on the "Joe Rogan Experience" podcast (full video at the bottom of the page).

Page Six has exclusively learned that the former Hillary Clinton aide and her financier scion fiancé will tie the knot on June 14.

Soros has been a funder of the Democratic Party in the US and has self-confessedly supported causes that are inherently liberal and pro-democracy, through his muchbandied Open Society Foundation that operates in over 120 countries.