President Joe Biden said on Sunday that all Americans could do better if they aspired to be like the late 39th President, Jimmy Carter, who passed away over the weekend — and George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley suggested that Biden might do well to heed his own advice.
Biden spoke to the nation on Sunday after reports confirmed Carter’s death, saying in part, “Some look at Jimmy Carter and see a man of a bygone era with honesty and character. Faith and humility mattered, but I don’t believe it’s a bygone era. We’d all do well to try to be more like Jimmy Carter.”
Turley responded to Biden’s challenge by pointing out one very specific instance in which Biden had not practiced what he preached: the sweeping pardon he’d issued to his embattled son Hunter Biden, despite repeatedly stating that he would not do so.
“President Biden is offering…
