Will Hunter Biden’s Pardon Backfire on the First Family?
Wayward son could now be forced to testify about the Biden family’s business.

President Biden’s “full and unconditional pardon” of his son Hunter could have an unexpected and, for the Bidens, unwelcome result — depriving Hunter of the Fifth Amendment’s shield and leaving the first son vulnerable to a subpoena to take the stand and testify under oath.
The possibility that the pardon could backfire on the first family could impart new life to efforts by congressional Republicans — now the majority — to investigate the Biden family for their business dealings. That subject led to the opening of an impeachment inquiry against the 46th president that stalled.
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