Elon Musk spent a quarter-billion dollars electing Trump, including financing mysterious 'RBG PAC'

Dec 06, 2024 View Original Article
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49% : The late ad blitz from RBG PAC only represents a fraction of Musk's total election spending this year: He also financed America PAC, a super PAC which reported spending $157 million supporting Trump in the presidential race.
39% : But during this campaign, Trump backed away from that position and instead declared he supported states' rights to decide abortion laws.
36% : Trump tapped Musk to advise him on cutting spending across the federal government as the co-chair of his "Department of Government Efficiency" initiative.
28% : Democrats still hit Trump hard on those past positions to argue that if elected, he and a Republican Congress would act to restrict abortion nationwide.
24% : The super PAC, which did not disclose its donors before the election, launched ads contending that Trump did not support a federal abortion ban.
24% : "Trump took credit for the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade, a decision that came after three Trump-appointed justices voted with the majority to overturn the national right to an abortion.
10% : The group's website states that Trump and the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg agree on the abortion issue, drawing criticism from Ginsburg's granddaughter Clara Spara, who told the New York Times that the message was "nothing short of appalling.

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