Trump Plans to Erase Biden’s Penmanship Like a Toddler’s Scribbles
KEY POINTS
- •On November 28, 2025, Donald Trump said he plans to cancel most of Joe Biden’s executive orders citing autopen use.
- •Trump claimed Biden did not physically sign his orders, escalating ongoing political tensions between the two leaders.
- •West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey supported National Guard troops deployed in Washington, DC, condemning attacks on them.
- •Morrisey mourned Specialist Sarah Beckstrom, a 20-year-old member of the West Virginia National Guard who recently died.
On November 28, 2025, former president Trump declared his master plan to obliterate most of Joe Biden’s executive orders. Why? Because Trump insists Biden didn’t personally sign them but used an autopen, the adult equivalent of tracing homework. Meanwhile, West Virginia governor Patrick Morrisey doubled down on patriotism with a CNN shoutout about 'evildoers' attacking servicemen, referencing terrorists who apparently give bad Yelp reviews to the National Guard’s bravery. He mourned Specialist Sarah Beckstrom, a 20-year-old West Virginia National Guard member who recently passed away, weaving the tragedy into a Thanksgiving moment that turned from turkey to tears. Missing: any mention of autograph verification experts.
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Trump’s latest about canceling Biden orders because of autopens is the political equivalent of tossing out your homework because you didn’t write it in cursive.
Canceling executive orders over an autopen? Trump treats policy like a bad spa signature—invalidate it with a power wipe.
If presidential decisions were judged on penmanship alone, we’d all be in trouble—especially those still using crayons.
Source: Theguardian | Published: 11/28/2025 | Author: Lucy Campbell (now); Tom Ambrose and Fran Lawther (earlier)
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