Staff Reports
Joe Biden’s presidency is now exposed for what some have feared all along—a facade propped up by spin masters and signature machines. The “Autopen Presidency,” as critics are now calling it, is unraveling thanks to a bombshell report by the House Oversight Committee. This isn’t just a political scandal; it’s a brazen betrayal of the American people.
The damning report claims Biden’s inner circle concealed his deteriorating cognitive abilities, fraudulently passing off executive actions that he may not have even been mentally present to approve. We’re talking about decisions that shape national policy, signed off by a mechanical pen instead of the supposed leader of the free world. It should send shivers down every American’s spine.
JUST IN: Oversight Committee Declares Biden’s Autopen Actions ‘Void’ In Bombshell Report. pic.twitter.com/Qm2CVsjxUH
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House Oversight Chair James Comer is demanding a full Justice Department investigation into the autopen scandal, and he’s right to do so. For a nation built on the principles of democracy and transparency, this hypocritical cloak-and-dagger operation can’t be allowed to stand. Every executive action, especially Biden’s controversial pardons, deserves a meticulous review. Anything less would be a grave injustice to our democratic principles.
The report doesn’t stop there. It suggests Biden’s controversial son, Hunter, was involved in the pardoning process. What were they thinking? Allowing Hunter Biden—a man with a shady past—to pull strings on presidential pardons? It’s yet another colossal failure of ethical standards that makes one wonder who’s really been running the show.
Comer’s push for more scrutiny needs to happen now. In a time when our political system is plagued with backroom deals and globalist interests, the American people deserve the truth. Are we witnessing incompetence, or something more sinister? This is the scandal of the century, and it begs the question: who’s holding the pen in Biden’s so-called presidency?
