With Hunter pardon, Biden joins short list of presidents who absolved family
While controversy over presidential pardons has a long history — from George Washington absolving instigators of the Whiskey Rebellion in 1795 to Gerald Ford pardoning Richard M. Nixon after the Watergate scandal forced his resignation — few have used the constitutionally vested power to pardon family members.
Presidents Abraham Lincoln, Bill Clinton and Donald Trump all issued pardons to relatives during their terms in office.
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President Joe Biden’s decision to pardon his son has left some Democrats fuming over his choice to repeatedly and ...
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‘I’d Pardon Him, Too’: Tuberville Says He Understands Why Biden Pardoned His Son, Expects More Family Pardons"But I think in the future, the things I've seen, you're going to see a lot of things come out that's going to be very ...
Democrats on Monday began more forcefully criticizing President Joe Biden for pardoning his son Hunter Biden, saying that ...
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Biden's pardon of Hunter could expand to other members of family, GOP lawmaker says"I think a lot of people will be surprised if he doesn't [pardon more family members]. I would assume that he will, just ...
Biden, who reversed course as he prepares to leave the White House, has become the latest U.S. president to pardon a ...
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Sweeping pardon for Hunter Biden protects family from liability over influence peddlingPresident Joe Biden’s expansive pardon for his son, Hunter Biden, quashed any possibility of the first son facing new charges during the incoming Trump administration and limited his whole ...
During his first term in office, Trump granted 144 pardons, which included distant family members, some of his closest allies ...
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