Staff Reports
The Biden administration has reached a new low with the latest autopen scandal. It seems like President Joe Biden was in Washington, D.C., twiddling his thumbs while his loyal cronies hijacked the presidential autopen. If this doesn’t raise a red flag, what will? Using an autopen to sign off on pardons and commutations—including some for family members and deep-state operatives—while Biden was supposedly present just underscores how much he’s out of the loop.
Washington insiders might spin this as a non-issue, but let’s be real. The convenient timing of these autopenned pardons, coupled with Biden’s diminished mental state, paints a troubling picture. It’s not just about the autopen being used, but about who controls it. Evidence points to Democratic puppeteers like Anita Dunn, Bob Bauer, and Ron Klain pulling the strings while Biden drifts in and out of the Oval Office. No surprise there.
And who benefits from all this? Certainly not hard-working Americans. Pardons handed out like candy include ones for figures neck-deep in controversies, like those from the January 6 Committee and high-ranking officials like Dr. Anthony Fauci. It’s a smack in the face to justice while foreign operatives reportedly get a free pass. This isn’t just government incompetence; it’s a blatant disregard for American principles.
Yeah, Something About the Timelines for the Biden Autopen Usage Makes No Sense https://t.co/EPYopfQ3ww
— Signal Squid (@SignalSquid) June 6, 2025
Biden’s defenders have conveniently ignored these facts. But the question remains: why was the autopen signing its way through serious matters while the President was right there in D.C.? Was he occupied with golf, or maybe a little too cozy with his ice cream? Attorney General Pam Bondi’s move to investigate is the accountability this nation demands—and deserves.
America is watching, and Trump knows it. Our pride and patriotism are being traded for globalist agendas and liberal incompetence. The time has come to question not just the integrity of this administration, but its capacity to govern. Can America afford to let the autopen run the country?
