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Comer Calls for Biden's Autopen Actions to Be "Null and Void" in House Oversight Report. House Oversight Republicans released a report Tuesday accusing former President Biden of using an autopen for executive actions, urging Attorney General Pam Bondi to examine all such actions and scrutinize senior officials who refused to testify. The report alleges Biden's mental decline and accuses his aides of misleading the public, calling the autopen use one of the "biggest political scandals" in U.S. history. Democrats dismissed the report as baseless, claiming Biden made all decisions and defending his mental fitness. The 100-page document includes testimonies from Biden administration officials, with three senior aides invoking the Fifth Amendment, refusing to testify. Biden’s spokesperson dismissed the claims, asserting there was no wrongdoing and urging Congress to focus on ending the government shutdown. Biden has defended autopen use, noting it’s legal and used by previous presidents, including Trump. Oversight Chairman James Comer argued that Biden's executive actions signed by autopen should be considered "null and void" and called for transparency and accountability. Trump has also criticized Biden’s use of the autopen, particularly for pardons, claiming they should be voided.
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