DID MUSK CATCH SOROS LAUNDERING USAID CASH IN NEVADA?

April 23, 2025

Over the last few months, thanks to Elon Musk, USAID / George Soros “alleged” money laundering scheme has been exposed. Millions in taxpayer funds have been discovered secretly given to Soros-controlled NGOs (non-profits) through USAID.

Nevada Democrats like Aaron Ford and Steve Sisolak have direct beneficiaries of Soros cash.

According to the Nevada Secretary of State’s website, George Soros donated more than $1 million to pro -Democrat groups in the 2018 election, which helped Sisolak and Ford get elected. Most politicians don’t want Soros to appear as a direct donor on their reports. So Soros donates cash, which in turn is then donated to a few liberal groups which in turn is donated to a few liberal groups who in turn donated to Nevada Dems.

In 2018, George Soros donated a total of $1,060,000 to a PAC named “State Victory Fund.”

On April 16, 2018, Soros donated $180,000 to the State Victory Fund. Two weeks later, on May 5, 2018, the State Victory Fund donated $180,000 to the Nevada Priorities PAC. They, in turn, donated to the One APIA Nevada PAC. Many of the PACs listed Washington D.C. law firms and banks as PAC administration, which supported the Democrat Party that backed Gov. Sisolak in the 2018 elections.

By the way, if this all sounds illegal, it may very well be. Under Nevada law , candidates can only accept donations up to $10,000. Therefore, using PACs to donate to candidates or other PACs to circumvent the $10,000 limit may be illegal.

The rest of Soros’ $1,060,000 was funneled through half a dozen other Dem PACs , which in turn bought TV ads or provided other support. Soros’ name never appeared on Sisolak’s campaign finance reports . However, to his credit, Aaron Ford did report cash from George Soros, well his son and daughter Jennifer and Jonathan Soros.

But since the Nevada Secretary of State, Cisco Aguilar, was elected in part with Soros cash from his Open Society PAC, there will be no state investigation whatsoever.

And of course Nevada’s top Law man Aaron Ford couldn’t find his head without a GPS.