Biden pardoning son proves US has two-tier justice system

The outgoing president believes there is one law for others and another for himself, according to his one-time aide US President Joe Biden’s decision to pardon his son Hunter was not a change of heart, but a long-held plan to insulate the family from corruption charges, RT contributor Tara Reade has said. A former aide to Joe Biden, Reade made the remarks on Monday while discussing the issue with RT’s Rory Suchet. Biden pardoned his son late on Sunday after having repeatedly pledged not to. In June, the younger Biden was convicted on three felony counts of lying about his long-standing drug addiction when buying a

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