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Ashley St. Clair, one of Elon's baby mommas, alleging that he helped rig the 2024 election for Trump
Ashley St. Clair, a woman reported to have a child with Elon Musk, has alleged that Musk helped rig the 2024 U.S. presidential election in favor of Donald Trump. A post featuring this claim on Reddit’s r/pics has received over 66,000 upvotes and more than 3,500 comments within hours.
The allegation touches on faith in democratic processes and accountability at the highest levels of wealth and power. It follows public statements by both Musk and Trump about the role of computers and data operations in battleground states like Pennsylvania.
Key details
- Ashley St. Clair is publicly described as the mother of one of Elon Musk's children.
- The post is a direct image link with no accompanying article text, making the specific content of the allegation dependent entirely on comments or external sources.
- The thread ranks in the top position on r/pics, one of Reddit’s largest general-interest communities.
- One commenter notes that Trump himself has previously praised Elon Musk for being articulate good with those computers in Pennsylvania.
Discussion angles
- The theme that Musk’s own public statements, and Trump’s praise, constitute a form of confirmation of election interference.
- A widespread sense that even if claims are true, there is no existing institution—such as the Justice Department—that will investigate or hold those involved accountable.
- Doubt and calls for evidence, with the most-upvoted comment asking for a link and direct source to what St. Clair actually said.
- Encouragement to vote in primaries as the only remaining path to oversight, reflecting a belief that change must come through electoral replacement of current leadership.
Top comments
The community overwhelmingly accepts the allegation as credible, with many citing previous statements by Trump and Musk as corroboration. Skepticism focuses on the lack of a direct source in the post. The dominant sentiment is frustration that no institutional investigation is likely.