A shocking new report suggests that Joe Biden may not have been the one truly in charge during his presidency. The majority of his signed executive orders and official documents were allegedly stamped with an autopen signature, rather than being personally signed. This raises urgent questions about who was actually making decisions in the White House.
The Oversight Project, a government watchdog under the Heritage Foundation, revealed that every Biden-signed document they reviewed carried the exact same autopen signature—except one: the document announcing his withdrawal from the 2024 race. This revelation has fueled speculation that unelected staff, not Biden himself, were controlling policy decisions behind the scenes.
Concerns about Biden’s mental fitness had already reached a boiling point in 2024, especially after his disastrous debate performance against President Trump. Biden appeared confused, incoherent, and unable to finish his thoughts, reinforcing fears that he was no longer capable of leading. Speaker Mike Johnson revealed that Biden even forgot signing an order freezing LNG exports, saying, “I didn’t do that.”
Republican Attorney General Andrew Bailey is now demanding a full investigation into whether Biden’s decline allowed unelected officials to run the country without his approval. Who controlled the autopen? Who was really making the decisions? These are questions Americans deserve answers to—because it looks like Biden wasn’t the one calling the shots.
Trump Is in the House—And There’s No Doubt Who’s in Charge Now
But those days of uncertainty and shadowy decision-making are over. With President Trump back in the White House, there is no question about who is making the calls. Trump’s leadership is direct, transparent, and unmistakable. Executive orders now bear the unmistakable signature of a fully in command president—no autopen, hidden handlers, or backroom bureaucrats pulling the strings.
From day one, Trump has been setting the agenda, taking swift action to undo the damage of the previous administration, and putting America back on track. Whether it’s securing the border, reviving the economy, or standing firm on the world stage, the difference in leadership is clear. The American people are no longer left wondering who is running the White House.
