"White House stands firm on not pardoning Hunter Biden, despite indictment"
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The White House reaffirmed President Biden's commitment not to pardon his son, Hunter Biden, if he is convicted in his ongoing legal battles. White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre stated that the president's stance remains unchanged, following new tax crime charges brought against Hunter Biden in California. Hunter Biden was indicted on three felony tax charges and six misdemeanor charges for failure to pay taxes. The charges mark his second indictment from special counsel David Weiss. President Biden has previously expressed his love and support for his son as he rebuilds his life.
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