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Everyone’s favorite subversive, George Soros, is in the news again.<\/p>\n
Seems Chairman George wants to help flip Texas from red back to blue again. Now, anyone familiar with the state knows there are a boatload of blue types in the major cities – Austin is notorious for it, El Paso doesn’t know what a Republican is, San Antonio and Houston are reliably azure – but on the whole, the state is red, at worst purple. Enter a new PAC which doesn’t<\/p>\n
Texas Majority PAC has maneuvered in the shadows, and virtually no information about the group is available online. Texas incorporation records show it registered in December 2022. Its website doesn’t appear in search engines like Google but can be found at texasmajoritypac.com. Even so, there are sparse details about the entity on its site.<\/p>\n
According to Federal Election Commission filings released Monday, George Soros’s Democracy PAC II has provided $750,000 to the Texas Majority PAC during the year’s first half. Meanwhile, the Texas Majority PAC’s state filings show that the group raised $752,040 during that time, meaning Soros has financially propelled the group.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
So Soros owns them about as thoroughly as many of these Astroturf groups are owned (Moms Demand Action and David Bloomberg come to mind.)<\/p>\n
Additionally, the group’s financial filings reveal it has an affiliated nonprofit arm called Texas Majority. State records show the nonprofit was incorporated one day before the Texas Majority PAC in December. The Texas Majority PAC wired $11,600 in charitable contributions to the Texas Majority nonprofit this year, according to the records. Like the PAC, its nonprofit has remained in the shadows.<\/p>\n
Exactly how the group will function and who it will partner with for its mission remains unclear. Its mid-year financial report shows that it has spent $600,000 between January and June, which includes large amounts to left-wing consultants, travel, subscription services and other operational items.<\/p>\n