Open questions on Biden's presidency

Given the Trump tornado's dismantling of Biden's 'legacy', it is not surprising that the news media have had their hands full. Never does a day pass without many opportunities for outrage at Trump's policies. Whether it be another on/off on a tariff, a district judge putting a stop order on an executive order, a failed ceasefire negotiation, the anti-Trump forces have been too busy attacking Trump to look for defending Biden's legacy. There are signs that that will change soon. There are many open questions on the Biden Presidency, including:- 

• Who was aware of Biden's cognitive decline and when?
• Who was 'running' the country over the period when Biden could not do so?
• What role did his immediate family, Dr Jill Biden, and his disgraced son, Hunter, have?
• Who was in charge of the auto-pen used for signing executive orders? Many were signed by auto-pen.
• Are the auto-pen executed orders legal? 
• Are auto-pen executed pardons legal?
• Did Biden's doctor do a PSA test? If not, why not? If yes, what was the result?
• When was Biden's prostate cancer diagnosed?
• Who was the source of the cocaine found in the White House? 

While Trump's Justice Department and FBI have been busy settling into their new roles and implementing the changes required by Trump's executive orders, there are now signs that the questions circling about Biden's presidency are receiving attention. Republicans in Congress, many of whom have been doggedly pursuing Biden's questionable business dealings, are pressing for more action, oft repeating the Democrats' mantra, 'no one is above the law. ' What goes around comes around.

I expect there will be plenty of circus in the coming months. 

Here is a discussion on these questions.