Staff Reports
After a jury found Hunter Biden guilty on all three counts in his federal gun trial, President Biden made a statement reflecting his love and pride for his son but also reaffirming his respect for the judicial process. The president emphasized his love and support for Hunter as a father and, as the commander in chief, acknowledged the outcome of the trial. He expressed his admiration for Hunter’s strength and resilience in overcoming addiction.
During a press conference, the president reiterated his stance on not considering a pardon or commuting his son’s sentence. He emphasized his pride in Hunter’s journey and reiterated his commitment to respecting the judicial process. The president’s position on the matter was clear and consistent, emphasizing his support for Hunter while also upholding the legal process.
Biden Says He Won't Pardon Hunter, but Will He Commute His Son's Sentence?https://t.co/6yBgK7AjAD
— James White (@JamesWhite19231) June 14, 2024
The White House press secretary, Karine Jean-Pierre, echoed the president’s sentiment, stating that the president had been very clear and forthright in his response to questions about a pardon or commuting Hunter’s sentence. She emphasized that the president had not made any definitive decisions regarding this matter and reiterated his respect for the ongoing legal proceedings.
President Biden’s unwavering stance reflects his commitment to upholding the rule of law and respecting the judicial process, while also expressing his love and support for his son. His statements underscore his belief in personal responsibility and accountability, even in sensitive family matters.
