With the nearing US presidential elections, the Soros's have also dug deep into their pockets

The recently disbursed amount is the first of presumably many further contributions to the 2024 presidential election campaign.

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With the 2024 US elections approaching, George Soros's network is also stepping up its lobbying activities. According to a report by Tuzfalcsoport

the advocacy arm of the Open Society Network, the Open Society Policy Center - which is proud to advance voting rights and reproductive justice, end racial discrimination, and protect the rights of transgender people, immigrants, and many others whose dignity and rights are under attack and being denied by new laws — after several years of anemic spending, has started to ramp up disbursements in the first half of this year, spending about $8.4 million on federal lobbying efforts from April to June.

This amount is higher than the nearly $1.6 million the group spent in the first quarter of 2023, but both figures are a fraction of the organization's previous record of $24.1 million spent in the fourth quarter of 2019. 

As it turns out, both George and Alex Soros gave the maximum donation allowed by law, a check for $6,600 each, to President Biden's campaign in the second quarter. It's worth noting that the latest Biden donations come weeks after George Soros announced that his son Alex would take over the helm of the vast Open Society Foundations network. Alex, meanwhile, has maintained direct contact with the Biden White House, visiting it at least 20 times since taking office.

According to the information of the fact-finding blog, the amount disbursed now is the first of presumably many future contributions to the 2024 presidential election campaign. Both George Soros and Alex Soros are likely to directly support Biden's re-election efforts with substantial sums of money, as well as contribute to his candidacy-supporting so-called 'super PACs', which can raise and spend unlimited amounts of money to influence elections.

Cover photo: George Soros and his son Alex. (Photo source: Facebook)