Biden’s son found guilty on all counts in gun trial

Despite being the son of President Joe Biden, Hunter Biden was found guilty on federal gun charges related to his 2018 purchase of a handgun while addicted to crack cocaine. This historic first criminal prosecution of a sitting president’s child resulted in a conviction on all three felony counts.

President Biden expressed his love and support for his son after the verdict was announced, emphasizing the importance of family and recovery. Hunter Biden, who did not take the stand during the trial, could face up to 25 years in prison but is unlikely to receive jail time as a first-time offender.

The trial comes amidst President Biden’s reelection campaign and follows Donald Trump’s recent conviction on business fraud charges. Hunter Biden’s legal issues have created a distraction for Democrats and reopened past emotional wounds for the Biden family.

Despite being a target of Republicans for his business dealings in China and Ukraine, Hunter Biden has not faced any charges related to corruption or influence-peddling. The White House has confirmed that there will be no presidential pardon for him.

The outcome of this trial sheds light on addiction, accountability, and the challenges faced by families dealing with substance abuse. As the judicial process continues, Hunter Biden’s future remains uncertain.