Trump reveals ‘Presidential Walk of Fame’ — with brutal Biden snub on White House Colonnade
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Trump Installs Presidential Walk of Fame, Replaces Biden Portrait
Above: The "Presidential Walk of Fame" is seen along the colonnade of the Rose Garden at the White House on Sept. 21, 2025 in Washington, D.C. Image copyright: Tasos Katopodis/Getty Images
The Spin
Republican narrative
Biden's use of the autopen represented a troubling abdication of presidential responsibility, raising questions about who actually ran the country. The machine signed thousands of pardons and critical orders while Biden appeared increasingly detached from governance. This isn't about routine correspondence — it's about basic presidential duties being delegated to a machine amid cognitive decline.
Democratic narrative
The autopen is a standard administrative tool used by presidents across party lines for decades, and Biden personally authorized every document signed with the device as required by law. Trump himself admitted to using autopens for correspondence, making this attack pure political theater designed to distract from real governing challenges. The display represents petty vindictiveness rather than presidential leadership.