Biden's Autopen Use on January 19, 2025 Pardons Raises Questions About Cognitive Decline and Control of Presidency

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Updated Mar 13, 2025, 08:19 PM

An analysis by the Oversight Project of the Heritage Foundation has revealed that former President Joe Biden used an autopen to sign numerous official documents, including pardons issued on January 19, 2025. These pardons, granted to Biden family members, Anthony Fauci, General Milley, members of the J6 Committee, and Gerald Lundergan, all bore the same autopen-generated signature. The use of the autopen raises questions about the legitimacy of these pardons and who was truly in control of the presidency during Biden's term. The Oversight Project's findings indicate that nearly all documents signed by Biden, except for his announcement to drop out of the 2024 presidential race on January 19, 2025, used the same autopen signature. This widespread use of the autopen has led to concerns about Biden's cognitive decline and whether unelected staff members were making decisions on his behalf. Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has called for a Department of Justice investigation into whether Biden's cognitive state allowed staff to push through policies without his knowledge. The controversy extends to other instances, such as the pardoning of six criminals on December 30, 2022, while Biden was vacationing in the U.S. Virgin Islands. These pardons were also signed with the autopen, despite being dated as signed in Washington, D.C. The situation has prompted legal and political discussions about the validity of Biden's signatures and the implications for the actions taken during his presidency.

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The Washington Times

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Biden’s use of an autopen on official documents raises questions from critics https://t.co/EHC9YrL7Wu https://t.co/q1Ig3gbJcA

Ian Jaeger

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JUST IN: Rep. James Comer calls for an immediate investigation into the autopen. We need answers for this. https://t.co/SxXIar7aC5

Benny Johnson

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🚨Rep. James Comer says Joe Biden WAS NOT IN CHARGE, Calls for IMMEDIATE Investigation into Autopen: "Adds to the question... Who was in charge? Was their some unelected bureaucrat calling the shots? Get to the bottom of it. No one has given us an explanation." https://t.co/slz02ldbsx