Doocy's Autopen Documents: White House Briefing Ignites Signature Debate

White House Press Briefing Sparks Debate Over Autopen Signatures The use of autopen signatures in official White House documents has come under scrutiny following a recent press briefing. Fox News correspondent Peter Doocy presented printed copies of documents, claiming inconsistencies in the signatures compared to those typically signed by President Biden. Doocy's actions sparked a discussion regarding the authenticity and validity of autopen-signed documents. "There is one that looks different. It looks authentic. In fact, if you look at the last name, it almost looks like the president was having a hard time spelling his last name there," Doocy stated, holding up a document for the cameras. The White House press secretary responded by saying, "Very interesting props. If you want to bring them to my office later so I can take a closer look." This response suggests a willingness to investigate the matter further. The incident raises broader questions about transparency and the use of technology in official government processes. The White House has not yet issued an official statement on the matter, but the incident has already sparked a lively debate on social media and news outlets.