'A president can't put his own family above the law': Why readers disagree with Biden's decision to pardon his son
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44% : I fear this will weaken our faith in the system and further embolden Trump in the future."34% : I am disappointed not just because Biden lied repeatedly about pardoning his son, but because he gave no thought to (or did not care about) how this now strengthens Trump.
28% : And as far as Biden having initially said he wouldn't pardon Hunter, those circumstances have changed with Trump showing ever more the intended vindictive vendetta of his second administration."
19% : Shame on Joe Biden for abusing his position on his way out the door." - Chris, Wakefield"During the campaign, Trump promised retribution on 'political enemies.'
12% : I suspect Trump is going to grant sweeping pardons to questionable people, and if the Democrats complain now, he can point to Biden's hypocrisy."
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