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White House Won’t Rule Out a Commutation for Hunter Biden

 

Last week President Joe Biden told ABC News he would not issue a pardon for his son, Hunter Biden, if he were convicted on a series of felony gun charges by a jury in Delaware. 

OnTuesday,HunterBidenwashandedthreeguiltyverdictsandfaces25yearsinfederalprison.WhileBidenruledoutapardon,henevermentionedacommutation.  DuringagagglewithreportersonAirForceOneWednesday,WhiteHousePressSecretaryKarineJeanPierrewouldn’truleoutthepossibilityofcommutationfromPresidentBidentohissonandkeptdeferringtohisstatementaboutafullpardon.  “Hehasruledoutpardoninghisson,butIwonderedaboutacommutation—whetherthatwouldbesomethingthatwouldbeonthetable—acommutation,”areporterasked.  “WhatI’msayingisthatthePresident,Ihavenotspoken,tothepresidentaboutthis.AndwhatI’msayingishewasaskedaboutapardon.Hewasaskedabout,hewasaskedaboutthetrialspecifically,andheansweredveryclearly,veryforthright.Asweknow,thesentencinghasn’tevenbeenscheduledyet,”JeanPierresaid.  Inotherwords,itisn’tbe