Trump to "Void" All Documents signed by Biden's Auto-Pen...

T. A. Gardner said:
Actually, there is quite a bit of evidence. Congress investigated use of the autopen by Biden and his administration and after questioning many of his staff, cabinet, etc., it's obvious Biden didn't know what was being signed. There are no e-mails, memoranda, written notes or instructions, nada, nothing, zip point shit, to indicate that Biden was in the loop on this.
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In fact, his staff denies that. I suppose Fox Gnus says it. That is all you require.
 
Nordberg said:
In fact, his staff denies that. I suppose Fox Gnus says it. That is all you require.
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Actually, many took the 5th.

apnews.com

Jill Biden aide invokes Fifth to decline testimony in Republican investigation

A former senior aide to first lady Jill Biden has declined to answer questions as part of a House Republican probe into former President Joe Biden's mental state.
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abcnews.go.com

Another Biden aide invokes Fifth Amendment in deposition before House panel

Annie Tomasini became the third Biden administration official to plead the Fifth Amendment in a House panel's investigation into the former president's mental fitness.
abcnews.go.com abcnews.go.com

www.washingtonexaminer.com

Biden aide Ashley Williams appears for House Oversight autopen investigation

An aide to former President Joe Biden spent Friday on Capitol Hill testifying for hours behind closed doors in the latest interview in the House Oversight
www.washingtonexaminer.com www.washingtonexaminer.com


So, they didn't deny anything. They refused to testify.
 
Damocles said:
I get to say it with a straight face... because he pardoned a categorical group, not a list of names... Like Carter and his categorical pardons of draft dodgers, or Biden and "federal simple possession pardons"... He ordered an entire category of people to be pardoned, if some person is specifically named to him later he would not know the name any more than Carter might if we pulled one draft dodger that later murdered someone or something...

You remain deliberately ignorant on the subject.
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Or trump's pardon of 1600 domestic terrorists?
 
Althea said:
Or trump's pardon of 1600 domestic terrorists?
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Yeah, that's what we were talking about. It is unlikely he knows their names.. because it was categorical. I forgot about the Binance guy that he pardoned making a big announcement about it, but still didn't know the guy's name. His point was "Biden Bad" not "This guy deserves this"...
 
Damocles said:
I am not making that accusation. I am reporting what DJT has stated. You are again confused, and weakly repeating what I said about you, it is flattering as imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Though I am a bit sad as I now have evidence that it does happen as often as I suspected. You have a hard time actually understanding things people say.

The autopen signed Fauci's pardon, and Biden tried to say he directed it to happen after the fact.
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YOu repeated the accusation knowing there is no evidence, then misinterpreted my response, yet you insist I'm the one who's confused.

Sure, let's go with that.

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Anyway, pardons were cheapened long before Trump. Marc Rich especially comes to mind, along with Nixon...

I think the preemptive pardon of Fauci may be the worst act of a President in ages though. After paying for gain of function research, lying about it, and promoting ineffective treatments for the disease that even Biden's CIA says was likely released form the lab he funded killing millions... Fauci was paid more than the President, and deserved to face charges. Would he be convicted? I do not know, but just the lying about it to Congress is enough for him to face charges.

Remember how Biden foreshadowed these preemptive pardons? Back in October 2020, during a CNN town hall moderated by Anderson Cooper, Biden was asked point-blank about the possibility of Trump issuing preemptive pardons to family members like Donald Trump Jr. or Rudy Giuliani amid the Russia investigation fallout. Biden didn't mince words: He called it "an admission of guilt" and a "travesty," arguing it would erode public trust in the justice system and set a dangerous precedent for shielding allies from accountability. He framed it as the kind of "abuse of power" that Trump had already flirted with, emphasizing that no one should get a blanket pass before charges are even filed.

Then we fast forward to December of 2024, and we got his admission of guilt, a travesty, his abuse of power that he informed us nobody should get... he drops preemptive sweeping pardons forgiving them for any crimes they had or may have committed over massive swathes of time. Fauci, Milley, The Jan 6. Committee Members (Irony is)... his OWN siblings, and less sweeping, his son. The hypocrisy is hot and steamy, wasn't wiped, but it was spread all over...
 
Hawkeye10 said:
More Emperor Trump.
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Like a boss.
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Damocles said:
Anyway, pardons were cheapened long before Trump. Marc Rich especially comes to mind, along with Nixon...

I think the preemptive pardon of Fauci may be the worst act of a President in ages though. After paying for gain of function research, lying about it, and promoting ineffective treatments for the disease that even Biden's CIA says was likely released form the lab he funded killing millions... Fauci was paid more than the President, and deserved to face charges. Would he be convicted? I do not know, but just the lying about it to Congress is enough for him to face charges.

Remember how Biden foreshadowed these preemptive pardons? Back in October 2020, during a CNN town hall moderated by Anderson Cooper, Biden was asked point-blank about the possibility of Trump issuing preemptive pardons to family members like Donald Trump Jr. or Rudy Giuliani amid the Russia investigation fallout. Biden didn't mince words: He called it "an admission of guilt" and a "travesty," arguing it would erode public trust in the justice system and set a dangerous precedent for shielding allies from accountability. He framed it as the kind of "abuse of power" that Trump had already flirted with, emphasizing that no one should get a blanket pass before charges are even filed.

Then we fast forward to December of 2024, and we got his admission of guilt, a travesty, his abuse of power that he informed us nobody should get... he drops preemptive sweeping pardons forgiving them for any crimes they had or may have committed over massive swathes of time. Fauci, Milley, The Jan 6. Committee Members (Irony is)... his OWN siblings, and less sweeping, his son. The hypocrisy is hot and steamy, wasn't wiped, but it was spread all over...
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Damocles said:
Anyway, pardons were cheapened long before Trump. Marc Rich especially comes to mind, along with Nixon...

I think the preemptive pardon of Fauci may be the worst act of a President in ages though. After paying for gain of function research, lying about it, and promoting ineffective treatments for the disease that even Biden's CIA says was likely released form the lab he funded killing millions... Fauci was paid more than the President, and deserved to face charges. Would he be convicted? I do not know, but just the lying about it to Congress is enough for him to face charges.

Remember how Biden foreshadowed these preemptive pardons? Back in October 2020, during a CNN town hall moderated by Anderson Cooper, Biden was asked point-blank about the possibility of Trump issuing preemptive pardons to family members like Donald Trump Jr. or Rudy Giuliani amid the Russia investigation fallout. Biden didn't mince words: He called it "an admission of guilt" and a "travesty," arguing it would erode public trust in the justice system and set a dangerous precedent for shielding allies from accountability. He framed it as the kind of "abuse of power" that Trump had already flirted with, emphasizing that no one should get a blanket pass before charges are even filed.

Then we fast forward to December of 2024, and we got his admission of guilt, a travesty, his abuse of power that he informed us nobody should get... he drops preemptive sweeping pardons forgiving them for any crimes they had or may have committed over massive swathes of time. Fauci, Milley, The Jan 6. Committee Members (Irony is)... his OWN siblings, and less sweeping, his son. The hypocrisy is hot and steamy, wasn't wiped, but it was spread all over...
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Wait - you think pre-emptively pardoning Fauci is worse than a blanket pardon for the J6 rioters, some of whom committed acts of violence?
 
Damocles said:
Anyway, pardons were cheapened long before Trump. Marc Rich especially comes to mind, along with Nixon...

I think the preemptive pardon of Fauci may be the worst act of a President in ages though. After paying for gain of function research, lying about it, and promoting ineffective treatments for the disease that even Biden's CIA says was likely released form the lab he funded killing millions... Fauci was paid more than the President, and deserved to face charges. Would he be convicted? I do not know, but just the lying about it to Congress is enough for him to face charges.

Remember how Biden foreshadowed these preemptive pardons? Back in October 2020, during a CNN town hall moderated by Anderson Cooper, Biden was asked point-blank about the possibility of Trump issuing preemptive pardons to family members like Donald Trump Jr. or Rudy Giuliani amid the Russia investigation fallout. Biden didn't mince words: He called it "an admission of guilt" and a "travesty," arguing it would erode public trust in the justice system and set a dangerous precedent for shielding allies from accountability. He framed it as the kind of "abuse of power" that Trump had already flirted with, emphasizing that no one should get a blanket pass before charges are even filed.

Then we fast forward to December of 2024, and we got his admission of guilt, a travesty, his abuse of power that he informed us nobody should get... he drops preemptive sweeping pardons forgiving them for any crimes they had or may have committed over massive swathes of time. Fauci, Milley, The Jan 6. Committee Members (Irony is)... his OWN siblings, and less sweeping, his son. The hypocrisy is hot and steamy, wasn't wiped, but it was spread all over...
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Wouldn't that be China's fault, not Fauci?
 
BartenderElite said:
Wait - you think pre-emptively pardoning Fauci is worse than a blanket pardon for the J6 rioters, some of whom committed acts of violence?
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I think the one followed after the example of the other... Biden pardons all his pals on the Jan 6 Committee, Trump "gets him back"... I think all the crap you hate Trump for is a childish reaction to Biden's reckless blanket pardons for YEARS of crimes his pals and family "may have" committed. According to Biden's own words the only reason you need to do that is because they are guilty.
 
Damocles said:
He was the one that funded the gain of function research, then lied about it to congress so that he "needed" a pardon. So, no. Fauci is one of the responsible parties. He used his position of power to try to cover his own turd in a global sandbox.
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Okay so Fauci was one of those responsible for releasing the virus.
 
AProudLefty said:
Okay so Fauci was one of those responsible for releasing the virus.
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Fauci was one of those responsible for funding the place that did. If I pay you to do something, I am responsible for what you've done. Especially if I lie to Congress about it trying to cover up my own responsibility. The lies themselves show he understood he held responsibility, and the pardon certainly showed that others knew it too.
 
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