It Appears More and More Like Hunter Biden Pardoned Himself - Here's the Breakdown
If you’re the type that stays abreast of the current discussion regarding former President Joe Biden’s mental fitness — or rather, the progressive lack thereof — during his time in office, you’re undoubtedly aware of the discussion regarding who was at the tiller when a raft of post-election pardons were doled out.
Naturally, discussion on this matter has centered around the possibility of corruption — Tennessee Rep. Tim Burchett has raised the idea that it wouldn’t be difficult to offer a staffer illicit enticements to put a pardon or commutation through the autopen wringer — and questions about just who was in charge of deciding on who was deserving if we had a president incapable of making decisions for himself. (Certainly, pardons and commutations for triple murderers and corrupt judges who sent minors to jail in exchange for cash.)
However, that all obscures one question: Who exactly thought it was a good idea to pardon Hunter Biden?
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