President Joe Biden is contemplating granting preemptive pardons to those Donald Trump may target following his inauguration.
During an interview with USA Today, Biden confirmed he has not ruled out such actions, indicating it depends on Trump's potential appointments.
Biden noted the significance of Trump’s plans for retribution and emphasized the need for Trump to reconsider pursuing vindictive actions against political opponents.
The president's timeline for issuing any pardons extends until Trump’s inauguration on January 20, 2025.
Biden has previously pardoned his son, Hunter Biden, and defended the controversial decision amidst criticism.
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