Can a President pardon family?

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Hunter may not be the only family member in need of a Presidential pardon from Joe Biden

December 16, 2020

Hunter Biden is under investigation for his shady business dealings with the communist Chinese.

Should he eventually be convicted of criminal charges, Joe Biden is expected to grant Hunter a Presidential pardon for his crimes.

But Hunter may not be the only family member in need of a Presidential pardon from Joe Biden.


James Biden, who worked for Americore between 2017 and 2019, supposedly received a personal loan from the $650,000 company before decreasing his day-to-day activities. The personal loan was given to James Biden for helping Americore secure an even bigger bridge loan from a hedge fund run by one of his associates, Michael Lewitt. Court documents, as well as former Americore executives, claim that James Biden convinced the firm’s leadership to sign off on both by promising he would be able to secure larger investments from Middle Eastern contacts thanks to his family’s name.

Americore, which filed for bankruptcy in late-2019, was raided by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) earlier this year as part of an ongoing probe into its finances and business practices. At the time, FBI agents also raided the home of Americore’s CEO, Grant White.

According to the report, James Biden allegedly used brother’s name to secure bad loans, bankrupting the business, which was recently raided by the FBI.

Of course, just like they were with Hunter’s laptop, the Fake News Media is doing their best to keep Americans in the dark about James Biden’s allegedly shady dealings cashing in on his brother’s name to enrich the family.


https://politicalanimalnews.com/hunter-may-not-be-the-only-family-member-in-need-of-a-presidential-pardon-from-joe-biden/




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