If you wanted to know why the fabric of America is being torn apart, one need to look no further than this story.
While the radical left is willing to corrupt and abuse every single aspect of the government and power structure to force an authoritarian technocracy upon this once great nation, conservative leaders are floating the idea of pardoning Hunter Biden … a man who allegedly was having sex with children … which he is related to!
On what planet would this be considered a good idea?! This is a fight to the death for the soul of our nation (that’s a metaphor, in no way are we calling for violence), the left is willing to do anything to win … are we?
Cristina Laila of The Gateway Pundit reported:
Fox News host Sean Hannity pitched a pardon for Hunter Biden to Trump’s spokeswoman shortly after the January 6 Capitol riot.
According to a report by the Daily Beast, Hannity pitched Trump’s spox on a Hunter pardon because he “genuinely wanted some healing.”
Hannity suggested to Kayleigh McEnany that Trump pardon Hunter Biden before exiting the White House in 2021 according to text messages obtained by the January 6 panel.
The idea to pardon Hunter was not Hannity’s idea, but he pitched the plan to McEnany, according to the Beast.
The Daily Beast reported:
On Thursday, the Jan. 6 Committee released text messages between Hannity and then-White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany. In those text messages, Hannity appears to debrief McEnany on a conversation he had with Trump the day after the attack on the U.S. Capitol.
One item from that conversation: “He was intrigued by the pardon idea!! (Hunter)”
A person familiar with the conversations confirmed to The Daily Beast that the “Hunter” in the text was, in fact, Hunter Biden, the son of President Joe Biden and a longtime target of conservative critics—Hannity foremost among them.
According to the source, Hannity had proposed that Trump issue a last-minute pardon for Hunter Biden, whose business dealings had two years prior been at the center of the ex-president’s campaign to extort an investigation out of the Ukrainian government—efforts that led to Trump’s first impeachment in 2019.
Hannity pitched the idea in a Jan. 7 conversation, framing it as a gesture that might help “smooth things over” after the insurrection’s traumatic rift, this person confirmed. But ultimately, the idea, like others in the text to McEnany—such as “no more stolen election talk” and “attending inauguration”—ultimately went nowhere.
“It died on the vine,” the person recalled, adding that, despite Trump’s initial interest, the pardon was “never seriously considered.”
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