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US President Donald Trump ordered his administration on Wednesday to investigate the actions of Joe Biden as president, alleging that aid masked the “cognitive decline” of his predecessor and by throwing doubts about the legitimacy of his use of the autopen to sign words and other documents.
Order Marked a significant escalation in targeting political opponents by Trump and could lay the foundations for the arguments of the Republican according to which a range of Biden actions as president was not valid.
Biden replied in a statement on Wednesday evening: “Let me be clear: I made the decisions during my presidency. I made the decisions concerning the pardons, the decrees, the legislation and the proclamations. Any suggestion that I did not do is ridiculous and false.”
The Ministry of Justice under democratic and republican administrations acknowledged the use of an autopen to sign legislation and make forgiveness for decades, Trump presented no evidence that Biden was not aware of the actions taken on his behalf, and the absolute power of the President is devoted to the American Constitution.
“The American public was deliberately protected from the discovery which exercised the executive power, while being the signature of Biden was deployed on thousands of documents to make radical policy changes,” wrote Trump in Memo.
Trump ordered the Attorney General Pam Bondi and the lawyer for the White House David Warrington to manage the investigation.
“Validity” questions of Biden decisions, signatures
We do not know how far Trump will push this effort, which would face certain legal challenges. But that reflects his fixation on Biden, who defeated him in 2020, an election that Trump never conceded and continues to pretend to be false was faked against him. This week, the president amplified a theory of the wild conspiracy that Biden died in 2020 and was replaced by a robotic clone.
Trump frequently suggests that Biden was wrong to use an automatic mechanical device, a mechanical device that reproduces the authentic signature of a person. Although they have been used in the White House for decades, Trump says that the aid of Biden usurped the presidential authority, the memo questioning “the validity of … of the resulting presidential policy”.
Look at the explanatory controversy focused on the White House:
President Donald Trump claims to have “revoked” the pardons granted by Joe Biden, arguing that they are not valid because they were signed by Autopen – a machine that can reproduce a person’s signature. Andrew Chang breaks down if Trump has this legal authority and the quantity of what he says is supported by evidence.
Biden expressed pardons for his two brothers and sister shortly before leaving his duties, in the hope of protecting them from potential prosecution under Trump, who had promised a remote during last year’s campaign. Other forgiveness recipients included members of a Congress Committee which investigated on January 6, 2021, Riot with the American Capitol, which included two Republicans now criticized by Trump.
Trump, charged into four distinct criminal questions until three of these cases fell following his victory in the November elections, spent a lot of time on the campaign track on a judicial system which, according to him, had been armed against the Republicans, while the Democrats stressed that the members of their own suspected party of criminals had been the subject of a Biden Ministry of Justice.
But now Trump suggests that several political rivals should be the subject of an investigation. He directed investigations to Chris Krebs, a former cybersecurity official who challenged Trump’s claims in a stolen election in 2020, and Miles Taylor, a former head of the Ministry of Home Security who wrote an anonymous editorial strongly criticizing the president in 2018.
In addition, the Trump administration said it would be intended for an Instagram publication Made by former FBI director James ComeyLicensed in 2017 by Trump, as well as to the former Democratic Governor Andrew Cuomo in New York for possible criminal acts on the statements he made about the deaths of COVID-19 in state nursing homes.
Republicans could assign the White House staff to Biden
Meanwhile, James Comer of Kentucky, republican president of the Chamber’s supervisory committee, asked for transcribed interviews with five Biden aids, alleging that they had participated in a “concealment” which was equivalent to “one of the greatest scandals in the history of our country”.
Interviews were requested with the main advisers of the White House, Mike Donilon and Anita Dunn, the former Chief of Staff of the White House Ron Klain, the former Deputy Staff Chief Bruce Reed and Steve Ricchetti, former adviser to the president.
“They must appear before the chamber’s surveillance committee and provide truthful responses to the cognitive state of President Biden and who called the gunshots,” said Commer, who has led efforts to dismiss Biden in the past two years who have been mocked by Democrats as a factual basic basis.
Comer also reiterated his call to the doctor of Biden, Kevin O’Connor, and the former superior assistants of the White House Annie Tomasini, Anthony Bernal, Ashley Williams and Neera Tanden will appear before the Committee. He warned that the assignments to appear would be issued this week if they refused to plan voluntary interviews.
The Committee Republicans are impatient to continue the investigation.
“The American people did not choose a bureaucracy to lead the country,” said representative Brandon Gill, a first -year republican in Texas. “I think the American people deserves to know the truth, and they want to know the truth of what happened.”
Until now, the Congress Republican survey has focused on the final executive actions of the Biden administration, which included the issuance of new federal rules and the presidential pardons they claim can be invalid.
Commer cited the book Original sin By Jake Tapper of CNN and Alex Thompson d’Axios, who details concerns and debates within the White House and the Democratic Party in the mental state and the age of Biden.
In the book, Tapper and Thompson wrote: “Five people directed the country, and Joe Biden was at the best member of the board of directors.”
Listen to the Thompson spoke to the burner before CBC on the original sin, Biden Decline:
Front burner29:54The “concealment” of the decline of Joe Biden
Biden and family members vigorously denied the claims of the book.
“This book is a political fairy coal for the permanent and professional chatter class,” said Naomi Biden, the granddaughter of the former president.
Biden withdrew from the presidential race last summer after a debate against Trump in which he seemed to lose his thought on several occasions, whispered inaudible and poorly appointed responses different government programs.
The disastrous performance of the debate asked questions about his age and mental acuity in the foreground, finally led Biden to withdraw from the presidential race. He was replaced on the post by Kamala Harris, who lost the elections against Trump.
