President Joe Biden has a long history of spending Thanksgiving on Nantucket with his family, where he has made significant decisions, including considering a presidential run and ultimately pardoning his son Hunter Biden. Despite initially denying he would grant a pardon, Biden changed his mind due to perceived unfair targeting of his son by political opponents. The decision has sparked backlash from both Democrats and Republicans, with many criticizing the president for putting personal interests ahead of duty and potentially tarnishing his legacy with a controversial move. This pardon is unprecedented, as Biden is the first president to pardon one of his children. Critics argue that the decision undermines Americans’ faith in the justice system and raises concerns about preferential treatment for well-connected individuals. Biden’s supporters, however, understand his desire to protect his son from further persecution, especially given the potential impact of Trump’s return to office on Hunter Biden’s future. Despite the sympathetic view towards a father wanting to help his child, the pardon has created divisions within the Democratic Party and raised questions about Biden’s integrity and credibility. The fallout from this decision is likely to impact how Biden is remembered once he leaves office.
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Father pardons Hunter Biden with a little help from Trump
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