Soros Son Selling $12M Townhouse with Rooftop Basketball Court
Gregory Soros, the artist son of the billionaire and Democratic financier George Soros, is selling his $12 million Manhattan home, less than three years after he bought it.
Gregory Soros, the artist son of the billionaire and Democratic financier George Soros, is selling his $12 million Manhattan home, less than three years after he bought it.
A former Democratic national security official who admitted to stealing and destroying sensitive federal documents is supporting Democrat Terry McAuliffe’s bid for Virginia governor.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe brought in more than $5.1 million in the first quarter of 2013, according to a quarterly campaign finance report filed Monday.
Comedian Stephen Colbert, the brother of the Democratic candidate in the special congressional election in South Carolina’s First District, attacked his home state last night during a private, Washington, D.C., fundraiser for his sister, Elizabeth Colbert Busch, reports National Journal’s Hotline.
Allies of Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R., Ky.) say a series of attacks and ethical complaints levied against him are part of a coordinated campaign by left-wing activists, political operatives, and journalists to defeat his 2014 reelection effort.
President Barack Obama’s advocacy organization Organizing for Action (OFA) raised over $4.8 million from first-quarter donors, including the chairman of a major lobbying firm, wealthy progressives affiliated with the secretive Democracy Alliance, and a member of popular 1990s hip-hop group the Fugees, according to a list of first quarter contributors released by the group today.
With a donation of $20,000, rapper Prakazrel Michel, better known as Pras, became a founding member of Organizing for Action.
President Barack Obama’s connection with the network of dark money donors known as the Democracy Alliance has carried over to his dark money advocacy group Organizing for Action (OFA).
One of the founding members of President Obama’s dark money group, Organizing for Action (OFA), is Michael Kempner, chairman of public relations and lobbying firm MWW Group.
Organizing for Action, which has pledged not to take money from lobbyists and says on their website that they will not engage in lobbying, has registered as a lobbying group in New York state, according to public records.