Topic: George Soros
Record year for midterm campaign spending, pushed along by Republican-allied outside groupsA year ago, two top Republican strategists sat down for lunch at the venerable Mayflower Hotel, five blocks from the White House, calculating how to exploit the voter anger they had ...
Well, George has certainly been busy this week, hasn?t he?Obama and the sounds like a bad 1960s band and Soros is the record producer. With writers like Think Progress who wrote, ?You Can?t Always Get What You Want?, The Center for American ...
No man has a larger stake in a President Barack Obama Administration than ultraliberal billionaire George Soros.This decade, the Hungarian-born hedge fund investor has poured tens of millions of dollars into left-wing attack groups and Democratic campaigns. Soros' grand plan is to ...
Billionaire businessman George Soros lobbed criticism Sunday at the US administration's " ill-conceived" handling of the global banking crisis, reserving especially harsh words for Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson. "This 700 billion dollar plan, if it had been better constructed, if they had ...
George Soros today denounced America's $700 billion bank bail out as " But Mr Soros, the billionaire investor who earned a fortune when the pound fell on Black Wednesday in 1992, warned that the US government had taken the wrong approach. Mr ...
Liberal billionaire George Soros and members of his family have contributed a little more than $1 million into state campaign coffers since 2000, with nearly all of it going to help Democrats in the State Senate.Already this year, George, his son Robert, ...
Billionaire financier George Soros believes that the current market turmoil and economic uncertainty do not represent "a normal crisis similar to the other crises" and that the problems of credit, equities and the dollar are "an end to an era. One person ...
Earlier this week there was a good article in the Wall St. Journal ($$Subscription Required) discussing the origins and potential impact of the mortgage crisis, sprinkled with quotes and insights from Former Fed Chairman Paul Volcker, Robert Schiller and George Soros. Investors, ...