Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-FL) has dropped a bombshell that’s got Threads exploding: she’s demanding Congress subpoena billionaire George Soros, accusing him of pulling the strings behind America’s chaos. Her fiery June 18, 2025, post on X asked, “Why has Congress never subpoenaed George Soros before? Why am I the first one to bring this up?” The internet is losing its mind, with some hailing Luna as a hero and others slamming her as a conspiracy peddler. One thing’s for sure: this is the kind of drama that makes you need to click the link.
Luna’s call to haul Soros before Congress isn’t just a stunt—it’s a lightning rod for a debate that’s been simmering for years. Critics claim Soros, through his Open Society Foundations, has funneled billions into radical causes, from funding “No Kings” protests against Trump to bankrolling soft-on-crime district attorneys. A Heritage Foundation report says Soros-backed DAs, like Los Angeles’ George Gascon, have fueled crime spikes by refusing to prosecute felonies. X users are sharing stats claiming violent crime rose 30% in Soros-funded DA jurisdictions. One viral Thread post screamed, “Soros is the Sith Lord of chaos!”—and it’s racking up thousands of reactions.
The case for subpoenaing Soros, Luna argues, is long overdue. She told Newsmax that House Oversight Chair James Comer is considering her request to probe Soros’ alleged election meddling. Posts on X point to Soros’ $50 million spent on progressive DA races, turning local elections into national battlegrounds. Luna’s allies, like Rep. Wesley Hunt, say Soros has “interfered with our elections” by flipping counties with cash. The Gateway Pundit reported Soros tried to buy 220 radio stations before the 2024 election, allegedly to sway public opinion. If that doesn’t scream influence, what does?
But here’s the other side: Soros’ defenders say this is a witch hunt dripping with anti-Semitic tropes. The New York Times notes that Soros, a Jewish billionaire, has been vilified as a “puppet master” since the 1990s, often with no hard evidence. His Open Society Foundations support democracy and human rights in over 100 countries, and supporters argue he’s just a philanthropist backing progressive causes. Threads is buzzing with posts calling Luna’s move a distraction from GOP failures, with one user writing, “They’re scapegoating Soros to dodge real issues!” Democrats point out that Elon Musk, who bankrolled Trump’s campaign, hasn’t faced similar scrutiny. Why the double standard?
Now, let’s get spicy: what if Luna’s right? Some X users speculate Soros is behind everything from the 2017 Women’s March to the 2020 riots, citing his $8 million to groups like Indivisible, which organized anti-ICE protests. A 2018 pipe bomb sent to Soros’ home fueled conspiracy theories, with some claiming it was a “false flag” to make him a victim. True or not, these stories are clickbait gold, driving millions to share and argue online. Luna’s subpoena push could expose a web of influence—or it might just be political theater to rile up the MAGA base.
Legally, a subpoena is a tough sell. Congress can demand testimony, but proving Soros broke laws is tricky. His donations are mostly legal, funneled through PACs and nonprofits. Still, Luna’s move could spark public pressure, especially with hashtags like #SubpoenaSoros trending. She’s already got backup from Reps. Lisa McClain and Van Drew, who’s planning a Judiciary Subcommittee hearing on Soros’ influence. If Comer pulls the trigger, it could be the biggest congressional showdown since Fauci’s COVID hearings.
The real question is: why now? Luna’s timing, post-Trump’s 2024 win, suggests she’s tapping into GOP momentum to settle old scores. Soros, at 94, remains a boogeyman for the right, blamed for everything from open borders to election fraud. But critics argue this focus ignores bigger threats, like foreign interference from China or Russia. Threads is a warzone of memes, with one side posting Soros as a cartoon villain and the other mocking Luna as a tinfoil-hat crusader.
This drama is pure social media fuel. Whether Soros is a mastermind or a scapegoat, Luna’s subpoena call has everyone talking. It’s a high-stakes gamble that could backfire if it’s seen as overreach, but for now, it’s got the internet hooked. What’s your take? Is Luna exposing a hidden truth, or is this just MAGA noise? Hit the comments, share this post, and let’s keep the fire burning.
