Investigation Intensifies into Alleged Autopen Scandal Involving Biden Administration Washington, D.C. – A growing controversy surrounding the use of an autopen to sign preemptive pardons during the Biden administration has sparked significant attention. Congressional leaders, including Rep. James Comer, have claimed that individuals responsible for operating the autopen have been identified. Allegations have emerged that staffers may have accepted substantial payoffs in exchange for facilitating these pardons, prompting accusations of serious misconduct. A whistleblower has Dolores has reportedly come forward, and key persons of interest have sought legal representation as the investigation deepens. Authorities are examining the matter, with calls for a special counsel to oversee the probe. The controversy has raised questions about the integrity of executive actions, with some labeling the actions as potentially treasonous. The investigation remains ongoing, with further developments expected as authorities review evidence and witness testimonies.