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.
In light of President Joe Biden's controversial pardon of his son, Hunter, Newsweek put the question to experts.
Nearly all pardons target specific allegations or charges, making Hunter Biden’s unusual. The only other precedent was ...
Liberal CNN contributor and former Watergate lawyer John Dean urged President Biden to pardon President-elect Trump's ...
President Biden issued one of the most sweeping pardons in recent history Sunday to his son Hunter Biden, when compared with ...
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President Joe Biden’s pardon of son Hunter for any offenses over a nearly 11-year period doesn’t have many, if any, direct ...
As he wraps up his career, Joe Manchin wants Joe Biden to pardon Donald Trump. That's a spectacularly bad idea.
Sports journalist Stephen A. Smith suggested President Joe Biden should consider issuing a pardon to President-elect Donald ...
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