Within hours of President Joe Biden’s announcement on Sunday that he had pardoned his son Hunter for gun possession and tax evasion, a bipartisan backlash ensued. “No one is above the law,” scolded Jared Polis,

Trump appointee Mark Scarsi wrote that the Constitution gives presidents broad clemency authority but not "the authority to rewrite history.

Rep. Dean Phillips (D-Minn.) says President Biden’s decision to pardon his son, Hunter, in his final full month in office was a “tragic moment in American political history.” “I’m afraid we’re taking some really dark turns,” Phillips told NewsNation’s “ On Balance ” in an interview on Tuesday.