Soros Years-Long Relationship With Abdul El-Sayed Predates Soros $57,800 A Ticket Sayed Fundraiser
By The Geller Report
The Soros axis of evil has long tentacles that stretches back decades.
Jeffrey Soros, the nephew of billionaire Democratic mega-donor George Soros, described what he said were years-long ties between his family and Democratic Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed during a fundraiser this week, according to footage obtained by Fox News Digital.
Key Details of the Connection
- Tuition Support: Jeffrey Soros stated that his family paid for El-Sayed’s tuition via the Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowship for New Americans.
- The Fellowship: El-Sayed won the immigrant-focused grant program in 2012 after an interview with Jeffrey Soros.
- Financial Backing: The Soros-funded Democracy PAC has contributed heavily to aligned super PACs supporting Democratic candidates like El-Sayed.
Tickets reached $57,800 through El-Sayed’s victory fund, highlighting Jeffrey Soros’s long acquaintance with El-Sayed from a 2012 fellowship interview. Rogers called it proof of Soros backing for policies like defunding police and other progressive priorities, clashing with El-Sayed’s push to get money out of politics and focus on affordability. El-Sayed fired back by criticizing Rogers’ votes against cheaper Canadian drugs and pharma donations, as both campaigns highlight rival fundraisers and records in a tight race where El-Sayed holds a slight poll lead.
Not all billionaires are reviled equally it seems.
WATCH: Democrat Socialist Abdul El Sayed CAMPAIGNING IN CALIFORNIA at the Soros family home
Daugherty: Undercover footage has been released by Mike Rogers showing MI Senate candidate Abdul El Sayed CAMPAIGNING IN CALIFORNIA at the Soros family home
THERE IT IS.
AUTHOR
Pamela Geller
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