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Bernie Sanders believes Hunter Biden pardon sets a 'dangerous' precedent

Bernie Sanders believes that the pardon of Hunter Biden sets a 'dangerous' precedent for the rule of law.
Sanders expressed concern that the pardon undermines accountability and equal treatment under the law.
He warned that such actions could negatively impact future cases.
Sanders emphasized the necessity for justice to be served fairly and without favoritism.

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The National Pulse

Bernie Warns Biden’s Pardon of Hunter Sets ‘Dangerous’ Precedent.

Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) has expressed concern over President Joe Biden’s decision to pardon his son, Hunter Biden, suggesting it might establish a dangerous “precedent” for future administrations.Speaking on Sunday, Sanders acknowledged the personal aspect for Biden, noting the understandable desire of a parent to protect their family amidst political attacks. “When you have his opponents going after his family, as a father, as a parent, I…

2 months ago

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The Baltimore Sun

Bernie Sanders says Hunter Biden pardon sets ‘kind of a dangerous’ precedent

Sen. Bernie Sanders says President Joe Biden’s pardon of his son, Hunter Biden, set “kind of a dangerous” precedent. The independent senator from Vermont told NBC News’ “Meet the Press” host Kristen Welker on the show Sunday the scope of the pardon, which covers any crimes between 2014 and Dec. 1 of this year, presents possible future risks. “I think the precedent being set is kind of a dangerous one. It was a very wide open pardon which could, …

2 months ago·Baltimore, United States

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Bernie Sanders: Biden Set ‘Dangerous’ Precedent by Pardoning Son

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) said during an interview over the weekend that President Joe Biden set a “dangerous” precedent by pardoning his son. Sanders made the remarks during a Sunday interview on NBC News’ “Meet The Press” with Kristen Welker when asked about whether the administration should give blanket pardons to current officials so that they are immune from prosecution under the incoming Trump administration. “Well, I’m a little bit nervo…

2 months ago

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The Columbian

Leusbdorf: Biden pardon contributes to a clouded legacy

Two years into his presidency, Joe Biden had every reason to be pleased. With minimal congressional majorities, he achieved a trifecta of significant legislation at home and made major strides in restoring U.S. leadership abroad. Read more...

2 months ago·Vancouver, United States

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