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George Soros’ Playboy Son Hosts Obama, Holder, McAuliffe To Redistrict New York

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The playboy son of liberal billionaire George Soros hosted a dinner Monday in New York for former President Barack Obama and other prominent Democratic politicians to benefit redistricting the state.

Alexander Soros, 34, is set to inherit $24 billion and spent the summer of 2016 hosting lavish parties for celebrity athletes and models at a $72 million Hamptons summer rental, Daily Mail previously reported. His father has been tied to numerous left-wing efforts such as proposing race-based policies for schools and fighting President Donald Trump’s immigration agenda.

The 34-year-old hosted a party of a different kind Monday to benefit the National Democratic Redistricting Committee, complete with three featured guests — former Attorney General Eric Holder, former Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe and Obama.

Invitations to the event cited Holder, chairman of the National Democratic Redistricting Committee, as the main organizer and noted at the bottom of the page that the dinner would be held at Alexander Soros’ New York City home, according to Politico. Holder sent a fundraising email Monday before the event started boasting about how his “people-powered movement” is meeting with grassroots supporters while the “opposition” is huddling with lobbyists.

“While our opposition is huddling with consultants, lobbyists, and lawyers on how to mount their next partisan gerrymandering campaign, you’ll find us mobilizing our grassroots volunteers and supporters so we can push for transparency during the redistricting process,” the email read.

The committee focuses on fixing what some Democrats believe is a badly skewed election map that is manipulated to benefit Republicans. The event is not the first time Alexander Soros has brushed shoulders with prominent Democrats. In the past, he has been photographed with former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, Daily Mail reported.

Alexander Soros is the deputy chair of the Open Society Foundations and part of the Open Society-U.S. Advisory Board.

He also appears to be following in his father’s footsteps, making large donations to Democratic candidates and committees in 2017. Federal Election Commission filings showed the 34-year-old donated $650,000 to Democratic causes in 2017. The billionaire’s son pushed around $4.5 million into Democratic committees in 2016.

Alexander Soros and the National Democratic Redistricting Committee did not immediately respond to a request for comment.