Soros Heir Urges Dems To Unite Behind Biden Amid Concerns Over President’s Electoral Viability

Alex Soros took to X Wednesday night to affirm his support for President Joe Biden as Democrats grapple with his poor polling and mental acuity.

Soros became the chairman of Open Society Foundations, a sprawling $25 billion philanthropic network, after his father, George Soros, designated him as his successor in 2023. While Soros may be willing to throw his support behind Biden, 11 Democratic members of Congress and numerous liberal pundits have called for the president to drop out of the race following his debate performance on June 27, according to the New York Times.

“Let’s stop running against ourselves and run against the existential threat that is Donald Trump,” Soros wrote. “Biden-Harris 2024!”

Under George Soros’ leadership, Open Society Foundations was a major player in American elections. The Open Society Policy Center, the 501(c)(4) advocacy arm of the Soros network, donated $140 million to political causes ahead of the 2022 midterm elections, according to CNBC.

Alex also now directs Democracy PAC, the Soros network’s primary political committee, which has $125 million set aside for its operations,