A senior employee at the georgesoros-backed OpenSociety who has repeatedly visited the White House is set to depart from his role. Tom Perriello is listed in White House visitor logs 17 times between May '21 and Dec '22,
Tom Perriello, who is listed in White House visitor logs 17 times between May 2021 and December 2022, will leave his role in mid-July as executive director of Open Society-U.S., Politico reported. He worked there for five years and is also on the board of Governing for Impact, a secretive dark money group funded by Soros that has touted its success rolling back Trump administration policies on housing, healthcare, education, and climate, according to internal memos.
"We believe that this has allowed us to make major contributions to protecting the democratic process, building support for far-reaching reforms on climate and equity, and expanding fundamental rights for underserved communities," Alex Soros said. Perriello, a former congressman from Virginia and ex-diplomat in the Obama administration, has visited with the likes of Kimberly Lang, executive assistant for the Transportation Security Administration and a former assistant to the National Security Council, U.S. Ambassador to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations Yohannes Abraham, and White House policy adviser Richard Figueroa, according to White House visitor logs.
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