Staff Reports
President Donald Trump continues to dominate headlines with his relentless push to expose irregularities from the Biden era, now zeroing in on the scandalous overuse of an autopen for executive orders and pardons. In a scorching Truth Social post, Trump demands that any documents signed mechanically—without Joe Biden’s personal mark—be deemed null and void, blasting it as an unconstitutional end-run around presidential duty. This isn’t just rhetoric; it’s a clarion call for accountability that resonates with millions tired of faceless bureaucrats pulling strings behind the Oval Office curtain.
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer’s meticulous probe drops a bombshell: 88% of Biden’s total documents—846 out of 958—carried autopen signatures, mechanizing what should be the deliberate hand of leadership. This factory-like operation on policies affecting every American raises explosive questions about who truly called the shots when national security and law hung in the balance. Trump’s verdict that these were illegal hits the mark, spotlighting a presidency more puppet than powerhouse.
Comer’s deeper revelations paint an even grimmer picture: 82% of autopen uses unfolded while Biden lounged in Washington, D.C., with many dropping during his outright absences from the scene. Detached from the action, this setup evokes a ghost presidency unfit for America’s helm, where major calls bypassed the man elected to make them. Public trust demands a leader’s presence, not a machine’s indifferent stamp eroding faith in governance.
Defenders wave off the autopen as a workload savior, but dominating nearly nine in ten actions? That’s not efficiency—it’s evasion, begging scrutiny over authentic authorization and hidden agendas. High-stakes power can’t be outsourced to aides without the people’s consent; it invites chaos where radicals could steer unchecked. True command requires the chief’s direct imprint, not shadowy proxies.
Trump’s unyielding offensive transforms this into must-watch political drama, with Comer’s committee geared for more uncovers. It screams for ironclad reforms to bar future abuses, restoring the presidency to hands-on patriots. No more hollow machines scripting history—America thrives under leaders who own every signature.
