Biden Grants Pardon to Hunter Biden, Ignites Political Controversy
President Biden's pardon of Hunter Biden amid legal challenges raises debates on justice and political integrity within his party and beyond.
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President Joe Biden pardoned his son Hunter Biden, absolving felony convictions related to gun and tax offenses, amidst accusations of politicization. Critics, including Republicans and some Democrats, argue this undermines the perceived integrity of the justice system. The pardon, which extends broadly from 2014 to 2024, has sparked backlash and mutterings of elite favoritism within the Democratic Party, complicating Biden's political standing following recent electoral losses. Responses emphasize concerns about a double standard and potential implications for future legal accountability as Trump prepares for his administration.
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