Senator Blackburn on Biden White House Investigations: Pardons, Autopen Use, and Policy Decisions

Senate Judiciary Committee Probe

• 🔍 The Senate Judiciary Committee is investigating alleged cover-ups within the Biden White House, focusing on decisions made and potentially signed by an autopen rather than President Biden himself.
• 💡 Senator Marsha Blackburn states that the committee will hold a hearing and expects whistleblowers to come forward with information corroborating details from recent tell-all books.

Autopen Use and Authority

• ✍️ A key concern is the use of an autopen by individuals without elected authority to attribute decisions to the President, suggesting a potential cabal behind the curtain running the White House.
• ⚠️ Blackburn questions the feasibility of a president working only four hours a day and being out of DC 40% of the time while leading the free world.

Specific Areas of Investigation

• 📜 The committee aims to examine presidential pardons to determine who made them and if they were genuinely signed by Biden or by the autopen.
• 💰 Investigations will also cover the dispersement of funds within agencies like the Department of Energy and EPA, questioning the execution of contracts and decision-making processes.
• ⚖️ The vetting of judicial nominees is another focus, with scrutiny on whether candidates were pushed by the administration's team without Biden's full awareness, especially those lacking judicial experience.
• 💼 The role of top aides, like Anita Dunn, who maintained private sector lobbying jobs with clients who received significant government funding (e.g., Micron and Pfizer), is also under review.