Biden tends to corrupt, and his absolute presidential power corrupts absolutely

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President Joe Biden sent shockwaves through the country when he announced he would go back on his word and pardon his son, Hunter Biden. Previously, the president denied he would do such a thing, claiming to respect the rule of law. However, between declaring he would not pardon his son, being replaced as a presidential candidate, and then watching his party and successor lose in a historic election to his predecessor, Biden changed his mind — or did he?

History would suggest he planned on pardoning his son all along.

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