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Trump questions Biden’s decision to pardon Hunter and inquire about ‘J-6 Hostages’: Calls it ‘Such an abuse’

News RoomBy News RoomDecember 2, 2024
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President-elect Trump reacted to President Biden’s surprise decision to pardon his son Hunter on Sunday. Biden’s move to pardon Hunter turned heads across the country, as he had previously claimed not to interfere with the Justice Department’s decision-making. In a post on Truth Social, Trump criticized the decision, suggesting that Biden should have also pardoned Jan. 6 protesters. The Trump transition team also commented on the pardon, with incoming White House communications chief Steven Cheung stating that the justice system must be fixed and due process restored for all Americans.

Earlier on Sunday, Biden accused Republicans of unfair treatment and claimed that Hunter was “treated differently” by prosecutors. Hunter Biden was convicted of firearm offenses and multiple felony tax offenses earlier this year. The president defended his decision to pardon his son by highlighting the selective prosecution and unfair treatment Hunter has faced. Biden emphasized Hunter’s battle with substance abuse and the challenges he has overcome, asking Americans to understand a father and president’s decision to pardon his son.

Biden’s decision to pardon Hunter comes after he had previously denied any intent to do so following Hunter’s conviction earlier in the year. Trump had previously speculated that Biden would eventually pardon his son, calling him a “bad boy.” Biden’s pardon of Hunter ignited a debate over fairness in the justice system, with Trump and his team criticizing the move as an abuse of justice. The ongoing political tensions between the two sides are likely to intensify as Biden’s decision continues to generate controversy and criticism.

The pardon of Hunter Biden adds to the political drama surrounding both families and their legal issues. Trump has repeatedly accused the Justice Department and prosecutors of weaponizing the justice system against him, and now Biden’s decision to pardon his son is seen by some as an attempt to rectify past injustices. The perception of unequal treatment in the justice system remains a contentious issue, with both sides using the cases involving the Trump and Biden families as examples of political bias and unfair targeting.

Despite the controversy surrounding the pardon, Biden defended his decision based on his son’s battle with addiction and the challenges he has faced. The president emphasized the need to put an end to the relentless attacks and selective prosecutions that Hunter has endured. Trump, on the other hand, criticized the pardon as an abuse of justice and a miscarriage of justice. The ongoing tensions between the two political factions are likely to continue as both sides seek to advance their narratives and agendas in response to Biden’s decision to pardon his son.

The back-and-forth between Trump and Biden over the pardon of Hunter Biden highlights the deep political divisions in the country. Both sides are using the case to advance their agendas and appeal to their bases, with Trump criticizing the decision as an abuse of power while Biden defends it as a father’s decision to support his son. The ongoing debates around justice, fairness, and political bias are likely to persist as the controversy over the pardon continues to generate headlines and fuel the ongoing political tensions between the two sides.

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