The White House in the United States has created a commemorative space displaying black-and-white photos of former presidents, but instead of a photo of former President Joe Biden, a picture of an autopen, a machine that replicates signatures, has been placed in his spot.
The White House showcased black-and-white photographs of former presidents along the hallway of the West Wing and revealed a video featuring former President Trump observing these pictures.
In the sequence of presidents, between President Trump, who served as the 45th and 47th president, the space meant for the 46th president, Joe Biden, has been filled with an image of an autopen instead of his photograph.
This move is interpreted as not only highlighting Trump’s persistent allegations about Biden’s cognitive decline but also as political mockery.
In June, President Trump signed an executive order suspecting that Biden’s aides exploited his cognitive decline, enacting major policies secretly using the autopen, and called for an investigation.
However, former President Biden rebutted, stating, “To be clear, decisions on pardons, executive orders, and legislation during my presidency were made by me.”
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