US EditionBiden autopen controversy deepens as aide testifies on approval process
- Neera Tanden testified that President Biden used an autopen tool for signatures on official documents, indicating that aides could sign pardons and memos.
- Tanden stated she was authorized to direct the use of the autopen but did not know who approved the signatures.
- A minority member of the Oversight Committee accused Tanden of lying about the approval process, claiming they received written approval from Biden for every executive action.
- Tanden's attorney confirmed that autopens were only utilized after President Biden personally approved decisions.
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Rep. Comer to Newsmax: Autopen Used While Biden in WH
The House Oversight Committee has learned that President Joe Biden's autopen was routinely used —even while he was physically present in the White House, Chairman James Comer told Newsmax Thursday. The committee is making "a lot of progress" in its investigation into the use of an autopen to sign documents during the Biden administration, especially during times when Biden was reportedly in the White House, the Kentucky Republican told "Greg Kel…
Former Biden Aide Does Not Know Who Ordered President Autopen Signatures
by Paul Bois, Breitbart: Neera Tanden, a former top aide for President Joe Biden, told Congress that she had authorization to direct autopen signatures for the president but does not know who gave the final order. Tanden served as the director of Biden’s Domestic Policy Council and she told Congress during a testimony on Tuesday […]
Ex-Biden Aide Neera Tanden Allegedly Directed Autopen Use Without Knowing Who Provided Final Approval
Former aide to President Joe Biden Neera Tanden allegedly testified that she directed use of the autopen while not knowing exactly who provided final approval.
Rep. Donalds to Newsmax: Autopen Invalidates Biden’s Term
On Tuesday, Neera Tanden, former domestic policy chief under former President Joe Biden, acknowledged using an autopen to get the president's signature but denied any cover-up regarding Biden's mental acuity. Rep. Byron Donalds, R-Fla., told Newsmax on Wednesday that the admission "invalidates so much of the Biden presidency." "Quite frankly, it will be great news for the American people because it will help us from digging out from his mess tha…
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