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White House defends Biden pardoning son Hunter

2 December 2024
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White House defends Biden pardoning son Hunter
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US President Joe Biden pardoned his son Hunter due to concerns of continued persecution by political opponents, despite previously stating he wouldn’t grant a pardon. Critics from both parties condemned the decision, with Democrats fearing it could erode public trust in the rule of law. Hunter had faced tax and gun charges, with Republicans alleging misuse of his father’s name, leading to a plea deal and dismissal of indictments following the pardon.

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