This is a topic that has kept surfacing repeatedly ever since First Son Hunter Biden’s toxic sweetheart plea deal fell through thanks to the sharp eyes of Judge Maryellen Noreika. In the seemingly unlikely case that Hunter is found guilty of anything and faces a prison sentence, would the President issue him a pardon? Joe Biden’s spokespeople – including KJP – have repeatedly said that he would not, but the President himself had yet to make that claim until this week. Biden was asked by David Muir or ABC News whether he would accept the verdict in Hunter’s case no matter what it was and if he had “ruled out” issuing a pardon to his son. Biden answered in the affirmative to both questions. But should we really take those answers at face value? Recent history suggests otherwise. (NY Post)
President Biden said Thursday he would not pardon his son Hunter Biden if he’s convicted at a…
