Why Esquire Magazine Was Forced to Retract a Column About Hunter Biden's Pardon

Esquire magazine tried to defend President Joe Biden’s pardoning of Hunter and got torched. Despite what this writer for the publication may think, it’s bad optics for the outgoing White House, who pledged they would never do this, even though the rest of us who weren’t born yesterday knew otherwise. I’d thought Biden would pull this at 11:59 AM on January 20th or, at some point, literally in the final hours of his presidency. Instead, it’s happening now, another ignominious chapter of the failed Biden presidency.

Liberal commentators debased themselves for weeks in June when Hunter Biden was found guilty of federal gun charges. Joe said no pardon, even though we know he was already setting things into motion to issue this order, which absolves his crack-addicted disgrace of a son for any crimes committed between 2014 and 2024. Esquire said it wasn’t a big deal because George H.W. Bush pardoned Neil Bush.

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