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A bombshell staff report from the House Oversight Committee has pulled back the curtain on what Republicans are calling the “Biden Autopen Presidency,” alleging that as Mr. Biden’s faculties declined his inner circle leaned on an autopen to execute executive actions and pardons without contemporaneous proof the President himself approved them. The committee says its findings are drawn from 14 depositions and transcribed interviews that raise serious questions about who was actually running the West Wing and whether many late-term actions carry legitimate legal force.
Those transcripts and the committee’s summary show aides invoking the Fifth, spotty paper trails for major clemency decisions, and troubling gaps in documentation that any responsible government would want immediately explained. Republicans on the committee have formally asked the Justice Department to review the actions and even referred the White House physician to the D.C. Board of Medicine for possible misconduct, arguing this is about nothing less than the integrity of executive power.
Legal voices from across the conservative bench have loudly sounded the alarm; experienced former Justice Department officials are demanding a full accounting so the American people can know whether an elected President was replaced in practice by unelected staffers. Veteran attorneys like Tom Dupree — a onetime Deputy Assistant Attorney General who regularly analyzes high-stakes constitutional matters on national television — have urged that this is precisely the kind of institutional failure that must be investigated rather than shrugged off.
Some in the mainstream media and Democratic circles try to wave away these findings as partisan theater, but the raw facts in the report cut against complacency: thousands of executive documents, spotty signatures, and staffers who won’t answer questions make for a very real governance problem. Even outlets that urge caution acknowledge the gravity of the committee’s request for a DOJ review, because when the chain of command breaks down the rule of law and the safety of our republic are at stake.
This is not a partisan temper tantrum — it is a test of whether institutions meant to protect the American people will actually do their jobs. The Oversight Committee has done its duty by laying out the evidence it gathered and sending referrals to the proper authorities; now it is up to the Department of Justice and medical licensing boards to follow the facts wherever they lead and to hold any wrongdoers accountable.
Conservatives must insist on clarity and consequences: if executive actions were taken without lawful authorization, they must be reviewed and corrected; if medical professionals or aides covered up a debilitated commander-in-chief, they must face discipline. This is about restoring trust in the presidency and ensuring no White House can operate as a shadow government behind closed doors.
Americans deserve honest government and the certainty that presidential power is exercised by the person voters chose, not by a machine or an unelected staff. Patriots who love this country should join the call for a thorough, transparent investigation so that the next time the nation faces a crisis, we know exactly who speaks for the United States and that our Constitution and laws are respected.
