CONNECTING THE DOTS: Mapping Alex Soros' Growing Dominance in Washington during Biden's Term

Matt Palumbo, Joseph Vazquez : Feb 19, 2025
MRC Business /Newsbusters

...It should come to no surprise that climate-related policy announcements correlated with more of Alex's White House visits than any other. In fact, nearly two-thirds of all Alex's meetings surrounded an environmental-related announcement or policy change from the Biden administration.

[Newsbusters.org] Finding links to the Soros family in the Joe Biden White House should come as no surprise. In addition to George's decades-long meddling in our politics, he spent tens of millions backing Biden and other Democrats in 2020, and Alex got in on the action too, throwing $700,000 at the would-be worst president of the 21st century. (Screengrab image: via MRC-Newsbusters)

As documented in the book "The Man Behind the Curtain: Inside the Secret Network for George Soros" (2022), George planted his seeds of influence in the Biden White House even before Biden took office.

During the transition, the incoming Biden administration assembled "Transition Review Teams" that included people tasked with understanding the operations of specific government agencies to help the administration "hit the ground running on day one." Seventeen picks for those teams either worked directly for his Open Society Foundations (OSF) or other Soros-funded organizations.

Through that, Soros was able to exert influence on the transition teams ranging from the State Department to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, United States Mission to the United Nations, Department of Defense, Department of Labor, Department of the Interior, Department of the Treasury, Federal Reserve, Banking and Securities Regulators, National Security Council, Office of the US Trade Representative and Department of Veterans Affairs.

Clearly, he was well diversified.

Naturally, a handful of Soros' lackeys made their way into the Biden White House... Subscribe for free to Breaking Christian News here

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