President Donald Trump drags Former President Joe Biden In a social media post on Sunday, the controversy during what he called “automatic signatures” was highlighted.
On “Sociality of Truth,” Trump released three images side by side—a formal portrait of his first semester, an automatic open-ended image of Biden, and then a formal portrait of his second term.
Then, Trump fixed the position.
“The people who served as real presidents in the Biden era were the people who controlled autonomous driving!” Trump wrote in another article on his account.
Trump talked about automatic signature issues while speaking at the Oval Office on Friday About NATO spending.
President Donald Trump has signed many executive orders on camera. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)
“This man is very incompetent. All you have to do is take a look, he signs through auto-start. Who signed all these things in auto-start? Who would want to sign important documents for auto-start?” Trump asked reporters.
“These are the main documents you want to sign, you are proud to sign, but you have signatures in some ways and over 300 years they say ‘Oh, look.’. Can you imagine everything is signing?
The post sparked a fire on social media, with many supporters on Trump having accused them of refuting Biden’s health problems and covering up the cover-up throughout the term ending.
One X user commented: “President Trump has just released an automatic opening, which will be next to his portrait from 2021-2025.”
“Biden is an illegal president. Who controls the car pen?” Another used X comment.
Vice President JD Vance also shared the image on X without any comments.
“Corrupt agencies start operating the country from 2021-2025. Who controls Biden’s car pen?” Missouri Lieutenant David Wasinger commented, sharing Vance’s position.
Elon Musk also inserted the photo and posted two emojis on X – a bullhead and a smiley face.
Fox News Digital contacted Biden’s team to Trump’s post, which contained automatic open images, but received no response.
In a new report released by a division of the Heritage Foundation, it was revealed that most of the official documents signed by Biden were allegedly using the same automatic signature, re-raising concerns about the former president’s acumen if he actually “actually ordered the signature of relevant legal documents.”
“The people who control the auto-start control the presidency,” the Oversight Project is an initiative in the Conservative Heritage Foundation, which investigates the government to enhance transparency and was released to X on Thursday.
Chuck Schumer faces his old clip to announce Biden’s decline as “right-wing propaganda”
President Joe Biden signed an executive order that reversed the Trump-era ban on the White House Oval Office, serving in Washington on Monday, January 25, 2021. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
“We collected Biden’s signatures during his presidency. All documents used the same auto-signature signature, except that the former president would withdraw from the competition last year. This is auto-signature,” the group claimed on X, which claimed X, with a photo example.
The oversight project released three examples showing Biden’s signature, including two executive orders, with the president announcing that he will withdraw from the 2024 presidential election. The signatures of the two executing commands, one in 2022 and the other in 2024, show the same signature, including one that appears to be a line, followed by “R. Biden Jr.”
Fox News Digital contacted Biden’s office to comment on the Supervisory Project’s findings on the automated investigation, but received no immediate response.
Fox News figures also check the president’s signature Donald Trump’s Executive orders are usually signed in public places or in the media, and during his first and second governments, the same is true for signatures.
The oversight program continues in its findings that investigators should determine “who controls automatic start” during the Biden administration.
Emma Colton of Fox News Digital contributed to the report.
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