George Soros outed on Saturday Night Live, too bad it's 6 months too late.

(Edit update - Feb. 03, 2010 - You can read the transcript of the video below at Wall Street Change. Please provide a link to Wall Street Change if you need to reference the transcript, it was a lot of work to transcribe.)

The image above is authentic, no additional words have been added. It's what this blog has been warning everybody about back since May, George Soros owns the democratic party and it makes me want to puke.

George Soros was outed on Saturday Night Live Last Night, even being accused of sabotaging the US dollar and owning the Democratic party, just like this blog has been reporting for the past 6 months. Saturday night live predicted a de-valuation of the American dollar this coming week, all courtesy of George Soros.

Please note the position of the video cursor in the still image that I have provided above. You can save six minutes if you move the video cursor on the Embedded video BELOW to match where the cursor is above. In other words, you are fast forwarding past the first six minutes of the skit to get to the part about George Soros.

To go directly to the Soros part of the skit, hit the play arrow and then slide the cursor over to the right until there is only about 1:36 remaining. Video has been removed by NBC after about a day, it's as if it never happened.

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UnFair Rejection. How the Democratic Party Ignored the Reality of "Fair Reflection" and Hillary Clinton's Advantage over Barack Obama.

These are the Great Plain Caucus States that Barack Obama used to build his insurmountable lead back in February of 2008. But did the margin of victory in these 9 caucus state victories offer a "fair reflection" of the voters in those states?

The final two races in the Great Plains region were not caucus races, but primary races instead. Suddenly, Barack Obama's 2-1 margin of victory in the Caucus States was reduced to an almost identical 50-50 popular vote split for both Montana and South Dakota.

This is clear evidence that the caucus states did not provide "Fair Reflection" of the voters of their states. Fair Reflection is a tenet that the Democratic party has chosen to ignore this year, and may alienate some of their own democratic voter base because of it.

Meanwhile the american media REFUSES to even mention the word Fair Reflection nor delve head on into this issue.