President Biden pardons son Hunter, reversing course after pledging that he wouldn’t

mitchell76

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This video isn't aging well......LMAO Let's see what Judge Mercon will do on Dec 9th, especially after the Hunter Biden pardon??

 
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Why was he so reluctant to stop wars then? It was a needless death brought about due to burn pits. His own military killed him, and many others, through policy. I feel sorry for Bo, but not a father who perpetuated the policy that killed him so other would suffer similarly.

If Biden ran 4 good years, why did his own internal polling show he was on track to hand Trump a 400 electoral college vote win, and it took 1.4 billion to only get them a 300+ vote loss? Voters opinion matters. He failed on immigration, inflation and overseas wars. And tried to run on Jan 6th.

Now whatever bit of goodwill left is now dead. His own party blames him for staying in part his due date, and now showing they are not the party of laws, but elite privilege. Not paying campaign workers but 10 million to Beyonce, and pardoning screw up sons.
What wars did Biden start or had the US involved in so that he could decide when to end them?

OH WAIT, YES, Biden invaded Russia causing Russia to invade Ukraine and YES, Biden started the war between Palestine, Lebanon and Israel, yes of course.
 
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What wars did Biden start or had the US involved in so that he could decide when to end them?

OH WAIT, YES, Biden invaded Russia causing Russia to invade Ukraine and YES, Biden started the war between Palestine, Lebanon and Israel, yes of course.
As a Senator he voted for both the Iraq and Afghanistan war. As president he still hasn't ended Iraq and was forced to end Afghanistan by the peace agreement Trump signed(and more lives list under his watch during the withdrawal)

He also could end the Gaza war just by denying them ammo, you can't argue that.
 
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What wars did Biden start or had the US involved in so that he could decide when to end them?

OH WAIT, YES, Biden invaded Russia causing Russia to invade Ukraine and YES, Biden started the war between Palestine, Lebanon and Israel, yes of course.
Biden was partially responsible for the Ukraine and Israel/Gaza war, because Biden was such a weak president!!
 

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He also could end the Gaza war just by denying them ammo, you can't argue that.
or by bombing tel aviv which would be about the same level of idiocy
 
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and tell me it's ok for him to pardon himself...no complaints?
Biden seems to be setting a trap for Trump by pardoning his son. At Biden's age, he has little to lose, and this move may open the door for Trump to misuse the precedent. When Trump returns to power, he is likely to grant pardons to the January 6 insurrectionists, a decision that would spark outrage among a large portion of the population. This could erode trust in the justice system, as it would appear laws are applied selectively. If Kash Patel or others in Trump's circle target his opponents, it risks evoking comparisons to authoritarian regimes, further destabilizing institutions like the FBI by fostering internal dissent.

Should Trump reach the end of a potential second term without facing severe backlash or legal consequences, he might attempt unprecedented moves. He could seek to pardon himself from all crimes, debts, and even sins, pushing the boundaries of executive authority. Failing that, he might try to alter laws to pursue a third term, further deepening divisions.

In a dramatic worst-case scenario, this could culminate in Trump barricading himself in the White House, symbolizing the extent of his divisiveness. Over time, his legacy may become tarnished beyond repair, with the Trump name losing its luster. In 10-15 years, it could fade into obscurity, becoming as irrelevant as the once-iconic Howard Johnson’s restaurants are today.

 

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LOL..Piers really going after Biden...His first guest John Morgan, a lifelong Democrat, Is excellent here.

Very intelligent man.
I don't quite get why anyone cares about bidens at this point? Maga has won and dems have lost so why do we need to worry about a semi demented old guy and his junkie son?
 
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Biden seems to be setting a trap for Trump by pardoning his son. At Biden's age, he has little to lose, and this move may open the door for Trump to misuse the precedent. When Trump returns to power, he is likely to grant pardons to the January 6 insurrectionists, a decision that would spark outrage among a large portion of the population. This could erode trust in the justice system, as it would appear laws are applied selectively. If Kash Patel or others in Trump's circle target his opponents, it risks evoking comparisons to authoritarian regimes, further destabilizing institutions like the FBI by fostering internal dissent.

Should Trump reach the end of a potential second term without facing severe backlash or legal consequences, he might attempt unprecedented moves. He could seek to pardon himself from all crimes, debts, and even sins, pushing the boundaries of executive authority. Failing that, he might try to alter laws to pursue a third term, further deepening divisions.

In a dramatic worst-case scenario, this could culminate in Trump barricading himself in the White House, symbolizing the extent of his divisiveness. Over time, his legacy may become tarnished beyond repair, with the Trump name losing its luster. In 10-15 years, it could fade into obscurity, becoming as irrelevant as the once-iconic Howard Johnson’s restaurants are today.
all of this could well happen whether hunter is in jail or not. Like trump would let this little thing stop him from doing his crazy shit in any event.
 
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I don't quite get why anyone cares about bidens at this point? Maga has won and dems have lost so why do we need to worry about a semi demented old guy and his junkie son?
Well he is. the president of the most powerful country in the history of the world for the next month.

The pardon goes right back to 2014...When Hunter was put on the board of Burisma...Hmmm.

Democrats need to clean house pronto.
 

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Well he is. the president of the most powerful country in the history of the world for the next month.

The pardon goes right back to 2014...When Hunter was put on the board of Burisma...Hmmm.

Democrats need to clean house pronto.
Why? Americans are clearly fine with politicians who are corrupt and dishonest. This is what America voted for; no one cares.
 

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Biden seems to be setting a trap for Trump by pardoning his son. At Biden's age, he has little to lose, and this move may open the door for Trump to misuse the precedent. When Trump returns to power, he is likely to grant pardons to the January 6 insurrectionists, a decision that would spark outrage among a large portion of the population. This could erode trust in the justice system, as it would appear laws are applied selectively. If Kash Patel or others in Trump's circle target his opponents, it risks evoking comparisons to authoritarian regimes, further destabilizing institutions like the FBI by fostering internal dissent.

Should Trump reach the end of a potential second term without facing severe backlash or legal consequences, he might attempt unprecedented moves. He could seek to pardon himself from all crimes, debts, and even sins, pushing the boundaries of executive authority. Failing that, he might try to alter laws to pursue a third term, further deepening divisions.

In a dramatic worst-case scenario, this could culminate in Trump barricading himself in the White House, symbolizing the extent of his divisiveness. Over time, his legacy may become tarnished beyond repair, with the Trump name losing its luster. In 10-15 years, it could fade into obscurity, becoming as irrelevant as the once-iconic Howard Johnson’s restaurants are today.

You sure you aren't standing by a gas pipe in the ceiling you are in?
 
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Well, that was a semi coherent diatribe.......
Biden's son paid back his tax debts ( and Trump's Stormy Daniels convictions were a form of tax fraud) and it's pretty rich for the NRA loving Repugs to get all up in "arms" about a guy who lied on a gun permit and has been clean, dry and drug free for 6 years.......... Butler can't let that pass, but Trump's phone call to Georgia asking for the fabrication of 12000 votes was no big deal... long live democracy!
 

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Biden seems to be setting a trap for Trump by pardoning his son. At Biden's age, he has little to lose, and this move may open the door for Trump to misuse the precedent. When Trump returns to power, he is likely to grant pardons to the January 6 insurrectionists, a decision that would spark outrage among a large portion of the population. This could erode trust in the justice system, as it would appear laws are applied selectively. If Kash Patel or others in Trump's circle target his opponents, it risks evoking comparisons to authoritarian regimes, further destabilizing institutions like the FBI by fostering internal dissent.

Should Trump reach the end of a potential second term without facing severe backlash or legal consequences, he might attempt unprecedented moves. He could seek to pardon himself from all crimes, debts, and even sins, pushing the boundaries of executive authority. Failing that, he might try to alter laws to pursue a third term, further deepening divisions.

In a dramatic worst-case scenario, this could culminate in Trump barricading himself in the White House, symbolizing the extent of his divisiveness. Over time, his legacy may become tarnished beyond repair, with the Trump name losing its luster. In 10-15 years, it could fade into obscurity, becoming as irrelevant as the once-iconic Howard Johnson’s restaurants are today.
Lol if anything, Joe Biden just burned the whole Democrat party...he's sacrificing himself and says fuck you to everyone who pushed him out of the election...joe going scorched earth....and saves hunter in the process 🤣
 
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Butler1000

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Biden's son paid back his tax debts ( and Trump's Stormy Daniels convictions were a form of tax fraud) and it's pretty rich for the NRA loving Repugs to get all up in "arms" about a guy who lied on a gun permit and has been clean, dry and drug free for 6 years.......... Butler can't let that pass, but Trump's phone call to Georgia asking for the fabrication of 12000 votes was no big deal... long live democracy!
It's about Joe. He lied. Several times.
 
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