[NYC Republican]

I’m anything but a leftist.

[montyspython]

Are you left handed?

[Bokababe]

I detest Soros, as well. Soros is up to his waist in blood, in the Balkans.

The problem is that there are few news outlets in Serbia that are in English. B92 & Blic are pretty much it.

[Bokababe]

Matter of fact, here's a little "A List NY party" back in 1999. If you hate Soros, check out the networking, then tell me that you will believe anything that comes out of any of their mouths, again!:

By 8:30 p.m., in addition to the usual complement of ambassadors and diplomats, the living room is filled with an A-list New Yorkers might recognize. Super-agent Binky Urban is schmoozing with Time editor Walter Isaacson. Barbara Walters races in, apologizing for running late. Ted Danson and Mary Steenburgen are on hand, having flown in from L.A. (Steenburgen's mother knows Wesley Clark's mom back in Arkansas).

Dressed in a formal pin-striped suit, crisp white shirt, and red tie, Holbrooke still manages to look comfortably rumpled -- his unruly hair is the secret to this effect -- as he banters his way around the room. Introducing (Wesley)Clark to billionaire financier George Soros and Canadian press lord Conrad Black, Holbrooke teasingly calls the general, whose formal title is supreme Allied commander for Europe, "The Supreme," then launches into a hummed rendition of "Stop! In the Name of Love."