When Joe Biden shockingly, and yet somehow unsurprisingly, pardoned his son, Hunter Biden, in December 2024, many called for the outgoing president’s impeachment. Writer Jonah Goldberg contended, for instance, that if that welcome development were to come, “Congress would assert its primacy, and send a clear signal that the sort of corrupt self-dealing that both Democrats and Republicans claim to loathe is no longer acceptable.”
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