Donald Trump’s brutal response to Joe Biden pardoning his son exposed….see more

In a post-election twist, Donald Trump is back in the headlines, teasing an unprecedented wave of pardons for January 6 defendants.

The Capitol breach explained

The January 6 Capitol breach remains one of the most polarizing events in modern American politics.

Over 1,200 individuals faced charges for their roles in the riot, with convictions ranging from minor trespassing to rare sedition charges.

Some defendants, including members of far-right groups like the Proud Boys, received lengthy prison sentences for violent offenses.
Trump’s proposed pardons would potentially erase these convictions, sparking outrage from critics who see this as undermining accountability
Meanwhile, Biden’s pardon of Donald Trump’s son Hunter has been branded as hypocritical by Republican lawmakers, including Oversight Chairman James Comer.
Joe Biden has lied about his family’s corruption from start to finish,” Comer stated, blasting the sweeping nature of Hunter’s pardon.

Hunter, now sober for five years, had previously faced charges for possessing a firearm while addicted to drugs and evading taxes.

Biden, once firm against pardoning his son, reversed course Sunday night, claiming Hunter faced “selective prosecution.”

Political pundits see these developments as escalating tensions in an already divided Congress, with House Republicans demanding accountability.

Trump’s promise of mass pardons has also emboldened January 6 defendants, with some requesting trial delays, anticipating clemency.
Legal experts caution that Trump’s power to pardon is vast but controversial, raising ethical and constitutional questions.

Critics warn Trump’s move could embolden future acts of political violence, signaling leniency for such actions.
Incoming White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt clarified that Trump would review cases individually, not en masse.

Biden’s pardon of Hunter, however, has fueled Republican claims of a “two-tiered justice system” favoring political elites.

Donald Trump’s remarks came just hours after President Joe Biden controversially pardoned his son, Hunter Biden, sparking a political firestorm.
Trump, now president-elect, called the Capitol rioters “hostages,” igniting debate over justice and the rule of law.

Does Joe’s pardon of Hunter include the J-6 hostages?” Trump posted on Truth Social. “Such an abuse and miscarriage of justice!”