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Thursday, Aug 20, 2026

Musk Dismisses Biden's 'Election Buying' Claims

US President Joe Biden accused Elon Musk of trying to buy the election, prompting Musk to mock Biden and share a meme. The accusations come after Biden's poor debate performance against Trump and internal party criticism. Media reports of Musk donating $45 million monthly to a pro-Trump PAC were dismissed with a 'fake gnus' meme.
US President Joe Biden has accused Elon Musk and his 'rich buddies' of attempting to buy the election, a claim made in a post on Biden’s personal X (formerly Twitter) account.

Musk responded by mocking Biden, saying he’s 'living rent-free' in Biden’s head, and shared a meme praising himself.

The controversy follows Biden’s poor debate performance against Trump and internal party criticism of his reelection campaign.

US media reports also claim Musk plans to donate $45 million monthly to a pro-Trump PAC, which he refuted with a 'fake gnus' meme.
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