Your fact-checks will appear here
The use of an autopen by Joe Biden to sign executive actions and pardons, potentially rendering them null and void due to questions about the authenticity of the signatures and the President's cognitive decline.
Available reporting does not produce a single, authoritative count of how many presidential orders Joe Biden “signed by autopen”; official records list the actions themselves but do not annotate which...
Yes — multiple news outlets and official documents report that ’s signature was reproduced by an for at least some presidential actions, most prominently late‑term and pardon papers, and Biden has pub...
has publicly admitted using an for some presidential paperwork but has never produced a public inventory of specific laws or major documents he signed that way; his own characterization was that the d...
President Biden presided over an unprecedented number of acts of clemency—thousands by the Justice Department’s tally—and while he has said he personally decided on those grants, the physical signatur...
The recent White House “Presidential Walk of Fame” plaques contain numerous specific allegations about Joe Biden, Barack Obama and other predecessors; news outlets and fact‑checkers have already revie...
The historical record shows Thomas Jefferson was the earliest and most conspicuous early adopter of signature-duplicating machinery, using a polygraph/autopen extensively in the early 19th century . I...