@historyrock_ Worst concert I've ever attended. Stevie Nicks was stoned out of her mind. They should have refunded everyone's money. It was in Dallas back in the early 80s.
NEW: The Soros Charity That Sent 100% of Its Grants to Its Own Political Arm — Which Then Endorsed Mamdani
Full investigation:
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Here is the deal Congress made with every donor in America.
You give money to a 501(c)(3) charity. You get a tax deduction. In exchange, that charity is legally prohibited from political campaign activity. The IRS forgoes the revenue on the premise that the money will be used for charitable purposes.
Now watch what happens when the deal gets bent.
A tax-deductible charity.
A political advocacy arm.
The same CEO. The same Manhattan office. The same records custodian.
The charity reports 77 employees.
The political arm reports ZERO.
Yet the political arm's own federal tax return says the charity's employees conduct activities on its behalf under a written cost-sharing agreement.
Then the money starts moving.
For three consecutive fiscal years — ending June 30, 2022, 2023, and 2024 — the charity's Schedule I listed exactly ONE recipient under grants to organizations:
Its own political arm.
Not one of many recipients.
The ONLY recipient.
Three-year total: $5,500,000.
100% of the charity's external grantmaking.
Then came the endorsement.
On September 26, 2025, the political arm endorsed Zohran Mamdani for Mayor of New York City — its first mayoral endorsement ever.
The political arm's Founding Chair, disclosed on its own federal return, is Alex Soros.
On October 11, 2025, Alex Soros publicly endorsed Mamdani.
On election night, Soros posted a penthouse photo with the new Mayor:
"So proud to be a New Yorker! The American dream continues!"
Zohran Mamdani is now the Mayor of New York City.
Now look at the filings.
One section of the political arm's Form 990 says the organizations do NOT share employees.
Another section of the same Form 990, signed by the same CEO on the same day, describes the agreement under which the charity's employees conduct the political arm's activities.
One return.
One CEO.
One signature date.
Two answers that cannot both be true.
Then there is the debt.
The political arm owes the charity approximately $1.5 million. Over the same period, the filings report more than $3.1 million in claimed repayments. Yet the balance barely moved.
A debt that barely moves despite more than $3.1 million in claimed repayments is exactly the kind of thing forensic accountants scrutinize. The IRS examines what explains the difference.
And there is one more thing the filings show.
The political arm's return reports a $1,271,504 payment it received from the charity. The charity's return — filed by the same CPA firm, signed by the same CEO, covering the identical fiscal period — does not report making it.
Same preparer. Same CEO. Same fiscal year. The filings do not reconcile.
And the funding chain runs even deeper.
George Soros' foundations, Tides Foundation, Tides Center, Working Families Organization, and related entities made documented grants totaling more than $3.2 million to the charity.
The same charity that then routed 100% of its charitable grantmaking to its political arm.
Every tax benefit in that chain rests on the same condition: the funds must ultimately be used consistently with the charitable purposes that justified the tax benefits in the first place.
These are not my conclusions. They are what the organizations' own federal filings and audited financial statements show.
The IRS Whistleblower Office has formally acknowledged my complaint documenting these and related patterns across a network that received at least $40.8 million from Soros entities — with all eight recipient organizations endorsing Mamdani.
A Form 990 stays filed. The returns are public.
I think the public deserves to see the question.
Read them yourself.
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@RossDellenger@SenTedCruz as a Texas voter I and most of the nation want you to get a new senate majority leader. One that will do what the majority of republicans want done.