House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-Louisiana) reacted to President Joe Biden's pardon of the criminal's son Hunter for crimes dating back to 2014, saying that trust in the justice system has been “nearly undone by the Biden family.” It was irreparably damaged.”
Mr. Johnson reminded Americans of the fact that Mr. Biden has repeatedly insisted that he would not forgive his son.
“President Biden has claimed many times that he would never pardon his son for his grave crimes. But last night, he suddenly announced that he would grant Hunter a 'full and unconditional pardon for every crime he committed over a decade. ” cried Johnson.
“Confidence in our justice system has been damaged almost irreparably by the Biden family and their use and abuse of it,” he added, adding, “Real reform cannot begin soon!” added.
president biden made The announcement came Sunday, just days after Thanksgiving and conveniently after Vice President Kamala Harris lost the presidential election to President-elect Donald Trump.
“Today, I signed a pardon for my son Hunter. From the day I took office, I said I would not interfere in the decision-making of the Department of Justice, and I kept that promise even as I watched my son be selectively and unfairly prosecuted. ” and strangely allowed Hunter to intervene in the Justice Department's decision-making. Victim.
Later in the statement, Biden said, “No reasonable person considering the facts of Hunter's case could come to any other conclusion than that Hunter was chosen solely because he is my son, but that is wrong. “There is,” he concluded.
“In the face of relentless attacks and selective prosecution, efforts have continued to break Hunter, who has been sober for five and a half years. In trying to break Hunter, they tried to break me too… And there's no reason to believe it will stop here,” he continued. “That's enough.”
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As reported by Breitbart News, Biden was primarily focused on his son's gun crime conviction, but “in reality, the pardon is for a much more serious act: the use of the United States for financial gain.” “It is aimed at selling out the foreign policy of the United States.”
The pardon covers acts from January 1, 2014 to December 1, 2024. Hunter Biden's appointment to the board of corrupt Ukrainian gas company Burisma announced Reporters and State Department staff immediately flagged the appointment as a potential conflict of interest, given that then-Vice President Joe Biden was in charge of the Obama-Biden administration's foreign policy in Ukraine (and perhaps (This is probably why Mr. Hunter was appointed.)
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre parroted Biden's talking points to reporters on Monday, insisting that “no reasonable person” could have come to a different conclusion. He also claimed that Biden “believes in the Department of Justice,” even though Biden's actions indicate otherwise.
