Hunter Biden Played A Major Role In High-Level Meetings During Joe Biden's Final Days In Office

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Hunter Biden, the son of former President Joe Biden, is a figure who has been embroiled in a multitude of controversies.

His past is marked by a conviction on federal gun charges, admissions of tax evasion, a failed art career, known drug use, and a propensity for coarse language. Given this background, his proximity to official White House discussions and the White House itself raises serious questions about his suitability for such involvement.

According to Western Journal, a report from Fox News revealed that former Biden White House Chief of Staff Jeff Zients confirmed to the House Oversight Committee that Hunter Biden was present during several pardon discussions towards the end of Biden's term. This revelation is particularly concerning given that Hunter was granted a full and unconditional pardon by his father during the latter's administration.

The involvement of Hunter in these discussions, as disclosed by Zients, is the latest development in an ongoing investigation led by Rep. James Comer into allegations of Biden's use of the autopen. Republicans have been probing whether Biden was unfit to serve as President towards the end of his term and whether this was concealed by his inner circle.

The extent of Hunter's involvement in these meetings, however, remains unclear.

The presence of Hunter Biden in these meetings, regardless of his level of involvement, is a significant concern. His participation in these discussions, even if he was not directly involved in his own pardon discussions, represents a clear conflict of interest. Hunter Biden is not a government official, and the title of "first son" does not confer any official status. His presence in his father's meetings raises questions about the appropriateness of his involvement given his personal interests, which are separate from the interests of the country.

Furthermore, even if Hunter Biden held an official position such as a Cabinet member or adviser, his legal troubles should have warranted his dismissal. The argument that the former president pardoned his son out of paternal love is not convincing. Hunter's history of poor choices should have consequences, or else it sends a message that such behavior is acceptable.

Hunter Biden's involvement in White House affairs is particularly concerning given his criminal record and history of drug use. His lack of remorse or self-reflection only exacerbates these concerns. Despite these issues, Hunter Biden was not merely present at the White House; he was involved in critical discussions about criminal pardons.

This situation encapsulates the troubling aspects of the Biden presidency. It underscores the need for accountability and transparency in the highest levels of government, and raises questions about the influence of personal interests in official discussions.