Dr. Evil and his minions may have bought not only the 2008 U.S. Presidential Election, but the next president as well. Or so it seems, based on the voting records of leading Democrats on the September Senate bill (passed 72-25) condemning the despicable New York Times full-page ad calling decorated, wartime, 4-star General Petraeus, on the eve of his testimony before Congress, “General Betray Us.”

A 2004 newsletter signed by the group’s leadership
stated: “Now it’s our Party. We bought it,
we own it, and we’re going to take it back.”

The ad, created by and paid for by the radical, far-left group MoveOn.Org, was consistent with the group’s habit of virulent personal attacks against figures with whom they disagree - which includes just about everybody except for like-minded, far-left loons.
 

Dr. Evil, a.k.a., George Soros

Like a scheming villain directly out of an Austin Powers movie, Hungarian refugee, currency manipulator, billionaire George Soros is trying to take over the world.

 

Soros likes to stay out of the limelight but prefers to use proxies like MoveOn.Org (to which it has been reported he has given $500 million) to advance his machinations.

MoveOn.Org, born to save Clinton from impeachment and boosted by the anti-war crowd energized so effectively by screamin’ Howard Dean’s 2004 Presidential campaign, specializes in personal smear attacks to accomplish their political purpose. They once compared George W. Bush to Hitler.

The group also contributed $58 million to pro-Democratic political advocacy in the last two election cycles - about three times the amount donated by the National Rifle Association.

The ridiculous ad defaming Gen. Petraeus was roundly criticized by just about every rational person in the country, which unfortunately did not include the Democratic leadership or the major Democratic candidates for President.

MoveOn.Org has never given a cent to any Republican candidate, but will not hesitate to punish a Democrat whom does not follow Soro’s extremely liberal world view. Democrats that want to win an election, had better not make MoveOn.org angry. They had better tow the line.

A 2004 newsletter signed by the group’s leadership stated: “Now it’s our Party. We bought it, we own it, and we’re going to take it back.”

Has Dr. Evil and his billions hijacked the American political process? Have they succeeded in dragging the Democratic party to Soro’s ultra-extreme far-left?

More important, does he own our next president? You decide. Here is the rogue's gallery of the key Dems so afraid of puppeteer Soros that they either voted against the resolution or abstained:

Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton,  John Kerry, Ted Kennedy, Henry Reid, Chuck Schumer, Barbara Boxer, Chris Dodd, Dick Durbin, Joe Biden, Russ Fiengold and Robert Byrd.