Whatever you may think about television and radio host Glenn Beck, I have to say that he got it right several years ago when he spoke of billionaire George Soros as “Spooky Dude.” I’ll leave you to google why Beck ascribed that nickname to Soros. But for me, a story in the Washington Times today affirmed the nickname.

Soros is often called a “philanthropist,” which is a description that connotes good will and a desire to promote the welfare of others through the generous donation of money. As the Times exposé shows today, that could not be farther from the truth.

Let me mention something else that happened this week which will put the Soros exposé into perspective. The Supreme Court issued a ruling that deals with campaign finance and which has sent Democrats into a frenzy. Following on the heels of the Citizens United decision a couple of years ago, SCOTUS ruled this week that the existing cap on the total amount of contributions that a person can give is unconstitutional. This means that the $123,000 overall limit (including those to political action committees) and the $48,000 individual limit on annual contributions to candidates to which I was restricted has been wiped out. I now can give as much as I want to as many candidates and PACs as I want. This has Democrats seeing red–not because they are worried about little old me. No, it’s because they see only the devil-incarnate billionaire Koch Brothers doling out their filthy money to conservative candidates. And Democrats HATE the Koch Brothers — and anything that they support.