Staff Reports
President Donald Trump has unleashed a brutal meme attack on Joe Biden following explosive revelations about the Biden administration’s widespread use of autopen signatures. The scandal has sparked serious concerns about Biden’s mental fitness and whether key decisions were made without his direct involvement.
Reports show Biden’s team used autopen machines to replicate his signature on critical documents, including executive orders and pardons for controversial figures like Dr. Anthony Fauci and Liz Cheney. Shockingly, the device was also used for trivial items like kitchen utensils and sports memorabilia. Trump’s administration swiftly announced strict limits on autopen use, requiring his personal review of every document bearing his signature.
The Biden camp’s reliance on autopen raised alarms about his cognitive decline. Heritage Foundation President Kevin Roberts called it a “25th Amendment crisis,” suggesting Biden may have been unaware of policies he supposedly approved, including halting liquefied natural gas exports and sending billions to Ukraine. House Speaker Mike Johnson described confronting Biden about an LNG policy, only to realize the president didn’t understand his own executive order.
Trump capitalized on the controversy by sharing a viral meme mocking Biden’s “fake presidency.” The meme culture war escalated as conservatives revived the “Let’s Go Brandon” slogan – a coded insult toward Biden – while his campaign awkwardly tried rebranding the “Dark Brandon” meme originally meant to portray him as sinister. Trump’s team weaponized these internet jokes to paint Biden as either a doddering figurehead or a shadowy puppetmaster, depending on the narrative.
This scandal exposes deeper worries about who’s actually governing America. With Biden’s signature allegedly rubber-stamped on major policies, Trump framed himself as the transparency candidate restoring accountability. The memes aren’t just jokes – they’re battle cries in a war over presidential legitimacy, with Trump positioning himself as the leader who’ll personally oversee every decision instead of relying on staffers and machines.
