Joe Biden Met w/ Mixed Reactions After Pardoning Son Hunter

December 2, 2024 by in Politics with 0 Comments

Joe Biden Met w/ Mixed Reactions After Pardoning Son Hunter

Joe Biden has been met with both praise and criticism after he announced that he was pardoning his son Hunter Biden yesterday. Over the summer, Hunter Biden was convicted on g*n charges, and two months later he pleaded guilty to federal tax charges.

 

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