The ultimate nepo baby, Alex Soros, the heir to multibillionaire Democratic megadonor George Soros, mocked the founders of Facebook and Uber for being self-made and, in his criticism, felt the need to highlight their Jewish heritage.
In an interview with New York Magazine, the man with billions at his fingertips, thanks to someone else’s work, said the Facebook and Uber founders “really believed their own bullsh**”.
He then sneered that the Facebook and Uber founders are “a bunch of nice Jewish boys who kind of gamed the system and, ‘Oh, let’s not become doctors, lawyers; I’m helping the world by putting taxis out of business.’”
By contrast to the younger Soros, who oversees his father’s $20 billion political empire which, through Open Society, funnels endless stacks of cash to far-left causes and the Democrat party, the founder of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, and the co-founders of Uber, Travis Kalanick and Garrett Camp, did not come from generational wealth. They earned their fortunes the old-fashioned way….by building something.
Alex, who is now engaged to Hillary Clinton’s gal pal Huma Abedin, has earned a reputation for enthusiastically spending funds he didn’t earn and was a noted frequent flyer to the Biden White House.
Glenn Greenwald notes:
A new profile on billionaire heir and socialite dilettante @AlexanderSoros details the noble and inspiring ways that the Democratic Party is combatting the evils of oligarchy (by @svzwood in @NYMag): pic.twitter.com/6StHbjkEZZ
— Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald) April 23, 2025
Alex came under fire in early 2024 for an X post that was an obvious threat against President Trump.
He shared a post from the far-left The Atlantic that featured a bullet hole and a sum of $47. Months later, there would be multiple assassination attempts against then-candidate Trump.
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