Can Trump Void Biden's Presidential Pardons?
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46% : But aside from criticizing the use of the autopen, Trump also appears to be undermining President Biden's cognitive ability at the time such pardons were issued.29% : Credit - Pool via AP On Monday, President Donald Trump signaled that he intends to nullify the presidential pardons -- issued to those on the House Jan. 6 committee that investigated Trump -- executed by President Joe Biden because, he said, they were signed via autopen.
15% : The fact is, they were probably responsible for the Documents that were signed on their behalf without the knowledge or consent of the Worst President in the History of our Country, Crooked Joe Biden," Trump wrote on Monday.
15% : "I am demanding the DOJ investigate whether President Biden's cognitive decline allowed unelected staff to push through radical policy without his knowing approval," Bailey posted on X. If Trump were to try to prosecute someone who received a presidential pardon, experts say the case would likely go to courts, where Trump's actions are unlikely to stand.
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