“[George Soros’] support for Ready for Hillary is an extension of his long-held belief in the power of grassroots organizing.”
Michael Vachon, billionaire George Soros’ consigliere, issued that statement in 2013 when Soros accepted the position of co-chair of the national finance council for the Ready for Hillary Super PAC, established for Hillary Clinton’s bid for the presidency of the United States in 2016.
She failed in that attempt.
In 2016, Clinton, a Democrat, was endorsed by the national Working Families Party (WFP) and, in NYS, cross-endorsed by both the Democrats and the WFP, which actually has a ballot line in NY.
We’ll get to why this WFP piece is important in a bit.
Clinton and Soros are neighbors, and both live in New York, known as the Empire State. Funny that these two power-mad icons should both end up building their respective empires from inside the Empire State, and both are utilizing grassroots action and nonprofit charities as their vehicles, their stepping stones to cementing their power.
If there are two people who are the absolute antithesis of true grassroots action, it would be George Soros and Hillary Clinton.
The source of true grassroots action emanates from the community; it springs naturally from an organic desire for neighbor-to-help-neighbor. People bond together to solve a common problem, and they go shoulder-to-shoulder to aid each other in solving that problem, doing whatever it takes.
Hellbound and Down 