‘Stinks from top to bottom’: No precedent for Hunter Biden to be pardoned



Newsweek Senior Editor-at-Large Josh Hammer claims President Joe Biden’s pardon of his son “stinks from top to bottom”.

US President Joe Biden has pardoned his son Hunter Biden for his gun and tax convictions.

“There’s no precedent for this,” Mr Hammer told Sky News host Rita Panahi.

“This whole thing just stinks from top to bottom.”

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30 thoughts on “‘Stinks from top to bottom’: No precedent for Hunter Biden to be pardoned”

  1. This will set a precedent in more ways than one. First of all it will strengthen the power in play to use the powers already bestowed to them upon any and all pardons in the future and it will extend to the Power to Act as President in decisions pertaining to war. War crmes and charges will have differing effects. This advantage will be useful as President Trump may need to use his power to use Nukes and other weapons of mass destruction in order to insure an American advantage over other parts of the world. Biden Pardoning his Son which isnt wrong actually benefits President Trump.

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  2. Biden would have kept his word if Trump had not won the White House and was going to take over complete control of the Justice Dept and go after all his political enemies. Joe thought, probably correctly, that Hunter might get a very rough deal. Most Americans will think he did the right thing. All this political propaganda being spewed in the Press is complete BS. Look at all the criticism Trump got when he pardoned all his criminal friends in 2021. Including his father-in-law whose criminality was described by his prosecutors as toxic. Trump has now made him US Ambassador to France,

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  3. But this is THE SECOND ATTEMPT to get Hunter a blanket "pardon", the first was part of a plea deal in July 2023 that Judge Norieka threw out as beyond the law – BLANKET PARDONS for unknown crimes is not acceptable.
    WHAT did Hunter do that Joe NEEDS to hide and protect? Murder? Pedophilia? Sex trafficking small children (which is too common in Ukraine.) Is Hunter a serial killer?
    At least one of Hunter's favorite prostitutes "disappeared". Prostitutes were warning each other to avoid Hunter, which is weird because he was throwing money around.

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  4. The fact that he was granted a pardon DOES absolve him of any penalties or punishments, BUT it also absolves his fifth amendment rights in any charges against his dad, mom, uncle, and or anyone else involved in crimes involved in the Ukraine fiascos.
    Hunter, is now "Auribus Teneo Lupum" !!!! 😂🤣

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  5. Facebook is really invasive. They judge every post!! So you cant express anger. Lots of swear words Im Canadian and I refuse to be controlled by some not govermental business. My account was shut down because the FBI were after a gay group. They said send your passport picture. No. Only government agencies are allowed to ask for that. Honestly? A gay cull by the FBI and Im not gay

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  6. TRUMP IS FAR TOO FORGIVING THAN I! I HATE WHAT THEY HAVE DONE TO HIM, MOST OF US DO.THEY WERE SO OPEN ABOUT IT, THEY REALLY REVEALED THEMSELVES. THEY WERE WRONG IN THE WAY THEY ACTED, THAT'S BEEN DONE BEFORE IN OUR HISTORY, THEY SEEM TO EMBRACE EVERYTHING THAT IS EVIL IN THE WORLD! PRAY FOR THEM, THEY ARE SICK OR POSESSED BY THE DEVIL, I DON'T KNOW WHICH. I'M CHRISTIAN BUT NEVER FELT THIS BEFORE. ONETIME DEMOCRAT I COULDN'T STICK WITH THE PARTY AFTER THE OBAMA LIES.

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  7. I'm not sure when the presidential pardon was created but I doubt very much it was intended for a sitting president to blanket pardon (himself and) his family's criminal enterprises while employed in the highest elected office in the country.🤔 just a hunch but I bet I'm spot on.

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  8. Let me ask you, since you are part of the Commonwealth, why hasn't King Charles III requested that Parliament remove the Duke of Essex title (and out of the line of succession, maybe)?
    There has been such an outcry to to do this. Not the least of the petitioners is Essex itself. Thet seem to despise that he's the Duke.
    Charles III doesn't take action because Harry is the King's "dear boy."
    By the same token, the President pardoned his only survivimg son. (Like the King, Biden had 2 sons. But the other son passed away.)
    As to the prior use of Presidential pardons, as Carter left office, he pardoned his "black sheep" brother. It was a very comprehensive pardon. And I was in my early 20's when President Ford comprehensively pardened then former President Nixon. That was for the good of the country
    If Nixon wasn't pardoned, we would have seen massive lawfare cases 50 years ago. Thank God we have not had 50 years of lawfare. That's a recet development.
    The Presidential pardon is actually the one and only power that the US has which is stronger than what the King can do.
    America elected Biden. This is the politics of power and pardons. It is part of the way Biden operates. No surprise here. We got what the majority voted for.
    The presidential pardon power was included by our Founding Fathers to avoid oppression of one faction of the nation against another faction. It is also part of our checks and balances design. A Presidential pardon can make null a Supreme Court decision — it might some day save a future patriot (God forbid things get like that).
    It also can save individuals from laws made by Congress. That could be important in some future day. The Executive Orders of the President fulfill the same function … with a few limitations.

    I love Sky News. You have the best reporting about America that exists. I look forward to your commentary programs.
    I wish blessings upon all of you. ❤❤

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  9. I can't wait for Hunter to tell sen. Kennedy " I plead the 5th !" . Well Sir , there's no jeopardy to implicating or incriminating yourself criminally , so the 5th don't apply , answer the questions.

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