What Jill Biden Says About Joe's Hunter Pardon Beggars Belief, Especially Who She Blames
Jill Biden recently discussed her husband's decision to pardon their son, Hunter Biden, during an interview. She attributed Joe Biden's change of heart to the election of Donald Trump, claiming that the Justice Department's approach became unfair. This statement has sparked controversy and raised questions about the legitimacy of the pardons granted to Hunter and other family members.
- ▪Joe Biden previously stated he would not pardon Hunter Biden, who faced felony charges.
- ▪In December 2024, Joe Biden issued a blanket pardon for Hunter and other family members.
- ▪Jill Biden claimed that the election of Donald Trump influenced Joe's decision to pardon Hunter.
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What Jill Biden Says About Joe's Hunter Pardon Beggars Belief, Especially Who She Blames By Nick Arama | 2:29 PM on May 30, 2026 The opinions expressed by contributors are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of RedState.com. AP Photo/Susan Walsh Joe Biden had said he would never pardon his son, Hunter Biden. But as we all know, that was a bunch of horse hockey. Not only did he pardon Hunter in Dec. 2024 for the things he'd been convicted of, but he gave him a blanket pardon for anything he might have done for almost 11 years. He also gave family members pardons as well. That was an incredibly offensive use of the pardon power to protect his son, and his family, and frankly, questions that had been raised about himself.
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