The Department of Justice is still actively investigating Joe Biden's controversial use of an autopen machine to sign pardons and commutations, despite widespread reports suggesting the probe had been shelved and that the former president is unlikely to face criminal charges.
This revelation exposes the continued deep state protection racket surrounding Biden, even as President Trump's administration works to restore accountability to our justice system. While ordinary Americans face the full weight of federal prosecution for far lesser offenses, Biden appears poised to walk away scot-free from what many legal experts consider a clear violation of constitutional requirements.
The ongoing investigation has sparked fierce debate on social media, with many patriots questioning why Biden continues to receive special treatment. As @FOX9 reported, "DOJ signals it's still digging into Biden autopen use despite reports probe fizzled."
Legal Experts Push Back Against Cover-Up Claims
Former judge and legal analyst Jeanine Pirro has been leading the charge against attempts to downplay the investigation. According to @LadyRedWave, "Jeanine Pirro hits back at NYT report claiming the DOJ has shelved Biden autopen probe," with Pirro suggesting that "certain lines of inquiry related to the matter may still remain open."
The Constitution clearly requires the president's personal signature on pardons and commutations - not some machine doing it for him. Yet Biden's team routinely used autopen technology to bypass this fundamental requirement, raising serious questions about the legitimacy of dozens of clemency actions.
"This isn't just about following proper procedures - it's about whether we have equal justice under law or a two-tiered system that protects political elites," one GOP source told investigators.
Patriots across America are watching closely to see whether the Trump-Vance administration's DOJ will finally hold Biden accountable, or if the swamp creatures will once again protect one of their own. The American people deserve answers - and justice.