There are those who like and those who dislike George Soros. It depends on how they feel about the various causes he has supported or embraced. Fair enough. That's perfectly rational. Soros has supported many liberal causes and many liberal politicians. Those who support conservative causes and conservative politicians generally dislike him. Similarly, many who support liberal causes and liberal politicians dislike Charlie Koch. The late Democratic Senate majority leader, Harry Reid, speaking in the well of the US Senate, once calculatedly called Charlie and his brother, the late David Koch, "as un-American as anyone I can imagine." Imagine that. Senator Reid appealed to our patriotism to vilify the Koch brothers.
I appreciate and applaud your explanation of the anti-Soros movement and the hideous negative campaigning that dominates our elections. It is totally against America’s creed and the values handed down from our founders. What I dislike is that with the exception of a couple of early statements you seem to give a pass to those who behaved in a similar fashion against Republican or any center right supporter. Our media is surely complicit in the way it treats anyone who espouses American values or is centrist or right of center. Neither is acceptable.
I appreciate and applaud your explanation of the anti-Soros movement and the hideous negative campaigning that dominates our elections. It is totally against America’s creed and the values handed down from our founders. What I dislike is that with the exception of a couple of early statements you seem to give a pass to those who behaved in a similar fashion against Republican or any center right supporter. Our media is surely complicit in the way it treats anyone who espouses American values or is centrist or right of center. Neither is acceptable.
Don't forget the late Lee Atwater. I assume that he was a disciple.