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Soros, 74, has spent part of his billions mostly through controversial advertisement produced by such organizations as MoveOn.org and others. A Hungarian native who spent his early years under Nazi fascism and Soviet communism, Soros called the election in November "the most important one of my lifetime."

Hmmm, let's see: 2004 - 74 = 1930...

The Social Democrats and the traditional parties of the center and right were unable to deal with the shock of the Depression, and were, moreover, all tainted with association with the Weimar system, and in the elections of September 1930 the Nazis suddenly rose from obscurity to win more than 18% of the vote and 107 seats in the Reichstag, becoming the second largest party...
In the July 1932 elections the Nazis had their best showing yet, winning 230 seats and becoming the largest party. Since now the Nazis and Communists together controlled a majority of the Reichstag, the formation of a stable government of mainstream parties was impossible, and, following a vote of no-confidence in the Papen government supported by 84% of the delegates, the new Reichstag was immediately dissolved and new elections called...
...in the elections of November 1932, the Nazis actually lost votes, although they remained by far the largest party in the Reichstag...
But neither Hitler himself nor the party he headed garnered a majority vote. In the last free elections, the Nazis polled 33% of the vote, winning 196 seats out of 584. Even in the elections of March 1933, which took place after terror and violence had suffused the state, the Nazis received only 44% of the vote...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adolf_Hitler

"If we re-elect him now, we endorse the Bush doctrine of pre-emptive action ... and we will have to live with the consequences."

Sounds to me as though Soros is campaigning for Bush.