The New York magazine profile of George Soros’ son Alex Soros was chosen to feature his father’s leadership mantle, but he does not portray the heirs from a positive perspective.
“The real story is that everyone who knows their family knows that Alex is the very wrong person who leads the foundation,” says New York Magazine. profile Alex Soros, released Tuesday, reads cited an anonymous source “including deep OSF ties.”
George Soros launched what the Open Society Foundations (OSF) website called his “charity network” in the mid-1980s. It eventually became OSF, which was led by George Soros for decades. In June 2023, he handed over a leadership torch to his son Alex.
“He’s broody and cerebral, with a tendency to be candid and enthusiastic explosion,” a New York magazine work written by Simon van Zuylen-Wood speaks of Alex Soros, chairman of the OSF board of directors.
“His halt, a baritone like Peter Thiel is full of AHS and UM, and his writing can sound like a record, as if it’s not easy to put into language what is obvious in his mind.
Van Zilen Wood writes that people, including OSF’s first president, Arie Neier, believe Jonathan Soros, co-founder and partner of the investment company Madison Group, will succeed her father.
“When Soros insiders try to explain family dynamics, they use standard texts of empire and genetics,” says Van Zilen Wood. “‘Rome is Alex,” says the former OSF official, referring to Rome’s Roy, Saadnick Failson. Inheritance. “It’s smart, but impossible, and I don’t particularly care about the details.” Another Soros insider cites Luke’s Gospel rather than HBO, with Alex casting in the role of the son of the prodig.
During the 2024 presidential election, Alex Soros held a fundraiser for vice presidential candidate Tim Waltz in an apartment in New York City and posted a photo of the event on X.
The work in the New York magazine, Alex Soros said, “sinces a PR headache by posting photos from social media events, a habit after meeting heads of state and elected officials.
The article points to Alex Soros’ X-account fills photos of powerful Democrats, including former Vice President Kamala Harris, former President Joe Biden, Pennsylvania Governors Josh Shapiro and Gretchen Whitmer, and French President Emmanuel Macron, including world leaders, including Jac Francis President Emmanuel Macron.
Previous reports from Fox News highlighting the Center for Media Studies’ research on Alex Soros found he politicized mass shootings, praised Biden’s “disastrous” 2021 withdrawal from Afghanistan, supported abolishing electoral colleges, embraced the disparity against justice in the conservative Supreme Court, and supported accusations of “sex work.”
Since the 2018 election, Alex Soros has given over $5 million to federal government political funding, and records show that his biggest contribution was $2 million to the Senate numerous PACs lined up with Schumer during that time.
After spending billions of dollars, the New York magazine profile questions the 39-year-old’s ability to become an effective leader.
“How to oppose it exactly [Trump] Written by Van Zillen Wood. “He doesn’t provide a consistent agenda for Democrats. He was a regular presence at the Biden White House, half of the strange power couple, but in the wider political universe, few people were aware of how he thought about the world and planned to use his wealth at his own disposal.
“The money will help determine not only the fate of Ladderless Democrats, but also the fate of the country that is shunning legal residents and immigrants every day, shaking universities, rebelling against court orders, and targeting a very open society that exists to support his father’s global charity.”
Fox News Digital reached out to Open Society Foundations for comment but did not receive a response immediately.
