Undercurrents Lee Fang: Hunter Biden’s pardon is worse than you think
Dec 3, 2024
Lee Fang, an independent journalist known for his in-depth work on Hunter Biden, discusses the controversial pardon of Hunter by President Biden. He reveals why this pardon is more troubling than many acknowledge, examining its historical implications and potential shield against accountability. Fang delves into the dynamics of power and privilege, highlighting the ethical dilemmas intertwined with Hunter's personal struggles and political influence. He also draws parallels to past presidential pardons, questioning their long-term impact on legal practices.
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Unprecedented Pardon
- Hunter Biden's pardon covered a broad range of potential offenses.
- This unprecedented move has raised questions about its implications and potential misuse.
Ethical Concerns and Influence Peddling
- Hunter Biden's lobbying activities raise ethical concerns about influence peddling.
- These activities potentially involve conflicts of interest and raise questions about equal application of laws.
Lack of Experience and Potential Conflicts
- Hunter Biden's lack of prior experience in certain lobbying areas raises questions about his qualifications.
- His connections to powerful figures, such as his father, suggest potential conflicts of interest.