The recent presidential pardon granted to Hunter Biden has ignited a heated discussion, with figures like radio host Charlamagne tha God questioning the Democratic Party's claim to the "moral high ground." Following President Biden's decision to pardon his son, who faced federal tax and gun charges, Charlamagne argued on "The Breakfast Club" that Hunter's legal troubles were the reason for scrutiny, not his family ties. He emphasized that such actions undermine the Democrats' image as upholders of ethical governance.

Charlamagne also criticized the Democrats for what he perceived as inconsistencies in their actions, citing instances like bypassing the primary process. He suggested that these actions demonstrate that elected officials often act according to their political will, regardless of ethical implications. President Biden defended his decision, stating that his dual role as a father and president influenced his choice. He asserted that political motivations tainted the legal proceedings against his son, leading to an unfair outcome.

First Lady Jill Biden expressed her support for the pardon during a White House event. President Biden's official statement emphasized his belief in the justice system while also contending that political bias played a role in his son's case. He expressed hope that the American public would understand his decision, given his familial and presidential responsibilities.