Hunter Biden's Legal Battles: Gun Trial, Tax Delay, and Disputed Definitions

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President Joe Biden and his advisers plan a low-key approach to his son Hunter Biden's criminal trial on felony gun charges, focusing on supporting Hunter as a parent rather than a political figure. The trial, starting in June, will likely reveal personal family dynamics and could impact Biden's re-election campaign. The White House has no plans for a rapid response strategy, emphasizing Hunter's status as a private citizen with his own legal team.
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