In a surprising turn of events, former Clinton staffer Huma Abedin and Alex Soros, son of influential financier George Soros, were spotted enjoying a night out at a New York Knicks playoff game on Saturday night.
47-year-old Abedin and 38-year-old Soros appeared quite cozy, occupying courtside seats amidst the cheering crowd. Sources reveal that Soros spent a significant amount of time on his phone throughout the game, a detail that sparked speculation among onlookers.
The Knicks’ thrilling 111-104 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers added to the memorable evening for Abedin and Soros.
Rising Star in the Democratic Ranks
Alex Soros has inherited his father’s vast fortune, estimated at billion. Since taking over the global empire last year, he has been solidifying his presence in Democratic circles.
Social media posts depict Soros hobnobbing with key Democratic figures such as Arizona Senate nominee Rep. Ruben Gallego and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer. His profile features numerous photos with leading House and Senate members, including Nancy Pelosi and Hakeem Jeffries.
Political Donations and Influence
Soros’s political engagement extends beyond personal connections. Since 2018, he has invested heavily in federal political campaigns, contributing over million. The Senate Majority PAC, which supports Chuck Schumer, has been a major beneficiary of his largesse.
A Changing Political Landscape
The presence of Soros and Abedin together at the Knicks game underscores a changing political landscape where prominent Democratic figures connect personally with individuals representing vast wealth and influence.
Abedin’s experience as Hillary Clinton’s chief of staff, combined with Soros’s financial clout and Democratic connections, creates intrigue and speculation about possible political partnerships in the future. As the next election cycle looms, it remains to be seen how this alliance will impact the political landscape in years to come.
Data sourced from: foxnews.com
