Hunter Biden
Biden Just Pardoned Another Turkey
Joe Biden’s pardon of son Hunter cements his legacy as liar in chief
FoxNews Jonathan Turley–President Biden’s decision to use his presidential powers on Sunday to pardon his own son will be a decision that lives in infamy in presidential politics. It is not just that the president used his constitutional powers to benefit his family. It is because the action culminates years of lying to the public about his knowledge and intentions in the influence-peddling scandal surrounding his family. Even among past controversies about the use of this pardon power, Biden has cemented his legacy for many, not as the commander in chief, but as the liar in chief.
Despite its noble origins and purpose, the pardon power historically has not been a pristine power used by past presidents. As I have previously written, it was used to benefit the political cronies of past presidents. President Warren Harding was even accused of selling pardons, including to mob enforcer Ignacio Lupo, known as “Lupo the Wolf.” Former President Bill Clinton waited for the final days of his presidency to pardon his own brother as well as a major Democratic donor. Trump also pardoned Charles Kushner, the father of his son-in-law, Jared Kushner. (Charles Kushner was also recently named as Trump’s choice of envoy to France.)
The Three P’s Of Real Estate – Price, Price, And Price
The Price A Seller Would Like To Sell For. The Price A Buyer Would Like To Buy For. And The Price A Willing Seller And A Willing Buyer Agree To Close The Deal For. And, Of Course, There’s Brand Power. Donald Trump’s Name, In The Case Of Trump’s Properties. And Joe Biden’s Name, In The Case Of Hunter Biden’s So-called “Art.”