Fox News reporter Peter Doocy had an excellent question at the White House briefing on Tuesday.
It seemed more like a declaration than a typical query, with Peter Doocy sharing intriguing news rather than White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt offering insights.
Doocy pulled out some pardons and waved them around.
Peter Doocy on Biden’s last-minute pardons: “Does this White House believe that the only pardon that truly matters is the one personally signed by the President?” pic.twitter.com/xvz2JhL38Z
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“Examining these last-minute pardons from Biden, many high-profile ones – including Biden’s siblings, Dr. Anthony Fauci, and the January 6 Committee – notably feature similar, meticulously neat signatures, likely indicative of an autopen. Yet, one stands out with a noticeably different, seemingly genuine signature.”
The look on the face of the woman in pink to the right of Doocy is funny; she looks like she can’t believe it.
He said if you look at the last name, it almost looks like Biden was “having trouble spelling his last name.” Yikes, if at that point he was having trouble even just signing his last name. But was that the only one he signed because it was his son? Did he approve of, or sign, the others? If he didn’t, that could put them in question.
“Is this White House of the opinion that the only pardon that would count is one Biden signed himself?” Doocy asked Leavitt.
Leavitt termed them “interesting props” and asked Doocy to bring them to her office so she could take a closer look.
Here’s what they look like, and you can see what Doocy is saying. You can see the Hunter Biden pardon is on the left and the Jan. 6 Committee is on the right (click on it to enlarge).
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Leavitt said President Donald Trump was “making a good point” when he discussed the usage of the autopen. She said it raised the question of “who was running the country for the past four years,” if Biden wasn’t signing the pardons. She explained how DOJ official Ed Martin had opened an investigation into the pardons. “The American people deserve answers,” she declared.
