“President Donald Trump’s claim that the pardons signed by Joe Biden at the end of his term are now ‘void’ and ‘vacant’ began with an outcry among Trump allies about the former president’s mental capacity,” Semafor reports.
“Trump declared Monday, without citing any evidence, that his predecessor had not seen some of the documents that have his name on them. But that prospect was first invoked nearly two weeks ago by Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey, a Trump ally. Bailey asked the Department of Justice to ‘investigate whether it was Biden or others who took executive actions’ in his final days.”
“The following day, the conservative Heritage Foundation’s Oversight Project claimed on X that every document signed by Biden ‘used the same autopen signature except for the announcement that the former President was dropping out of the race last year.’”
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