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House Oversight Demands Testimony on Biden’s Autopen Use in Eight Climate Executive Orders

James Comer will conduct sworn interviews of former White House officials to determine if Biden personally authorized major climate actions signed by autopen

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Overview

  • Comer presented new evidence suggesting Biden may have been unaware of eight major climate executive actions signed by autopen in his final weeks in office
  • The contested orders included a 625 million-acre offshore drilling ban, a federal net-zero emissions commitment by 2050, and a Defense Production Act memorandum to boost solar panels and heat pumps
  • Republicans highlighted an exchange where Biden allegedly denied signing a liquid natural gas export ban as potential proof aides impersonated his signature
  • The Justice Department has opened its own investigation into Biden’s autopen use for pardons, running parallel to the Congressional probe
  • President Trump has revoked all eight of the climate executive orders that are under scrutiny