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President Biden Will Not Pardon Son If Found Guilty

U.S. President Joe Biden visits Amtrak maintenance facility in Bear, Delaware

President Joe Biden recently made it clear that he would not consider pardoning his son, Hunter Biden, if he is found guilty of criminal gun charges. In an interview last week, President Biden unequivocally stated that he would rule out a pardon in such a scenario. He further emphasized that he would respect the outcome of any trial involving his son.

President Biden's remarks came in response to questions about his stance on the issue. He criticized former President Donald Trump for his attempts to undermine the rule of law by questioning the verdict in his own criminal trial. President Biden highlighted the importance of upholding the integrity of the legal system and respecting the decisions made by juries.

Regarding his predecessor's actions, President Biden stated, 'He's trying to undermine it. He got a fair trial. The jury spoke.' These comments reflect President Biden's commitment to upholding the principles of justice and the rule of law.

The president's firm stance on the potential pardon for his son in the event of criminal charges demonstrates his adherence to the principles of accountability and due process. By affirming that he would not intervene in legal proceedings involving his family, President Biden underscores the importance of impartiality and respect for the judicial system.

As the legal process unfolds, President Biden's statements serve as a reminder of the responsibilities that come with holding public office and the need to uphold the principles of justice and fairness.

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