President Trump is under attack.

As I write this, a coalition of influential organizations and individuals is mobilizing to sabotage his second term in office. They are using a multi-pronged strategy of media manipulation and bureaucratic resistance to stall, discredit, and obstruct his presidency at every turn.
Perhaps the most damning piece of evidence against Omidyar is his own record on government surveillance.
Activist groups, heavily funded by billionaire donors, push narratives that delegitimize his administration, portraying it as a crisis for democracy itself. Media outlets, many of which are financially dependent on these same donor networks, act as megaphones for these efforts, flooding the public with narratives that frame Trump’s presidency as a chaotic, dangerous aberration. 
A key figure in this effort is Pierre Omidyar, the obscenely wealthy founder of eBay. The 57-year-old is one of the most powerful yet least scrutinized players in Big Tech’s political machine. Unlike Mark Zuckerberg or Elon Musk, Omidyar avoids the public eye, quietly funding agendas and shaping narratives without drawing attention. For many, his name barely registers — a testament to how effectively he operates while staying out of the spotlight. 
Worth over $10 billion, Omidyar is a major financier of left-wing influence campaigns, bankrolling efforts to undermine Trump’s agenda through groups like the Justice Connection. This organization provides legal and strategic support to DOJ officials resisting Trump’s policies, effectively shielding the bureaucracy from executive authority.
Backed by Omidyar’s Democracy Fund and George Soros’ Open Society Foundation, these groups are rallying fired or reassigned bureaucrats to frame Trump’s effort to dismantle the deep state as a political purge — turning routine government shake-ups into manufactured crises.
The corrosive influence of the Open Society Foundation is well-documented, but Omidyar’s Democracy Fund operates with far less o...