US government: US presidential gallery in the White House: Machine instead of bidges

President Donald Trump has used a new gallery in the White House with portraits of the US heads of state for an affront against his predecessor Joe Biden. The US presidents show the black and white photos in gold-colored frames chronologically one after the other-but instead of bidges portrait, a device is mapped there that imitates.

Biden’s name and its term of office (2021 to 2025) is under the photo of the machine published by the government center. The portraits are placed on a wall outside of the White House. Bidens’ square is framed by Trump portraits, because the Republican was his predecessor and is also his successor in the highest state office.

According to previous media reports, the so-called autopen, a mechanical signature aid, is not unusual in everyday life for the US president. Republicans, however, accuse the bidue predecessor government of using the autopen for a large amount of pardon – without bidding.

Republicans sprinkle doubts about bidges

The Republican camp repeatedly scattered doubts as to whether the Democrat Biden (82) at the end of his presidency, which lasted until January 2025, was still up to the task and actually decided everything itself. Biden said in an “New York Times” interview months ago that he had approved all of the pardon orally at the end of his term.

Trump keeps standing out on the topic and uses it to mock bidges. If, for example, he himself signs orders in his office, the Oval Office, he often puts a tip against bidges and says when signing into the cameras: “No autopen”.