It’s a big club, and you ain’t in it, kid.
The newest megapowered political couple has been born. Huma Abedin, famous for being a consigliere to Hillary Clinton and infamous for formerly being married to disgraced Democrat Anthony Weiner, is engaged.
To none other than the son of leftwing billionaire and activist George Soros.
Human Abedin Engaged to Alex Soros
People tend to forget now, but there was a time when Anthony Weiner of all people was a rising star in the Democrat Party.
That, if you ask this writer, was in part no small thanks to his wife, Hillary Clinton muse Huma Abedin.
Most people remember what happened next: Weiner was caught up in a sexual scandal involving other women. Weiner went as far as to send explicit photos from his personal Twitter account, which was found and publicized by the team at Breitbart.
Nancy Pelosi even demanded a House Ethics Committee investigation into Weiner’s activities.
Shortly after, Weiner resigned from Congress. All the while, the media covered Huma Abedin’s movements and body language to suss out the state of the relationship. Abedin would stay with Weiner for six more years before getting divorced in 2017.
Who Is Alex Soros?
While most people are aware of or at least recognize Abedin’s name, Alex Soros, the son of the far-left billionaire George Soros, is less popularly known.
But that doesn’t mean he isn’t well known in the halls of power. He is. He’s currently the chair of the Board of Directors for Soros’ “Open Society Foundations,” a slush fund for left-wing political activities.
His social media accounts are chock-full of photos with the most powerful people in the world. Here’s but a small sampling:
He’s also a “frequent” guest at the Biden White House.
Abedin and Soros apparently tied the knot weeks ago, but just got around to publicizing the event. Here’s Soros’ Instagram post about the engagement:
One thing is for certain. There isn’t likely to be a more powerful couple to come along for some time after these two relative youngsters.
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