Rosie O’Donnell Claims Massive Fraud in Trump’s 2024 Win, Cites Swing State Sweep and Musk Ties

Ireland (VINnews)- TDS sufferer Rosie O’Donnell has recently made claims questioning the legitimacy of Donald Trump’s victory in the 2024 U.S. presidential election. She has suggested that Trump’s sweep of every swing state—something she asserts is unprecedented in American history—combined with his close relationship with Elon Musk, whom she describes as “a man who owns the internet” and his largest donor, points to possible election fraud. O’Donnell further argues that Kamala Harris should have won, citing Harris’s ability to draw large crowds at rallies as evidence of her popularity.

However, these claims lack substantive evidence and appear to be based on O’Donnell’s personal skepticism rather than concrete data or official findings. Trump did indeed win all seven swing states in 2024 (Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin), securing 312 electoral votes to Harris’s 226. This was a notable achievement, but not necessarily the “first time in American history” a president has won every swing state, depending on how one defines “swing state” historically—such definitions vary by election cycle. For instance, Ronald Reagan won nearly all competitive states in his 1984 landslide, though the term “swing state” as used today is a more modern construct.

O’Donnell’s reference to Elon Musk “owning the internet” seems to exaggerate Musk’s influence, likely alluding to his ownership of X and his role with Starlink, a satellite internet service. Musk was a significant financial supporter of Trump, contributing over $118 million to his America PAC, but there’s no evidence that this translated into control over the election process or the internet as a whole. Her point about Harris filling stadiums contrasts with Trump’s own well-attended rallies, such as his event at Madison Square Garden, suggesting crowd size alone isn’t a reliable indicator of electoral outcome.