The quest to find historical precedents for presidential pardoning of family members is fraught with inaccuracies, as evident in recent social media posts and articles.
After Hunter Biden's pardon, misconceptions arose, leading commentators and articles to falsely attribute pardons to past presidents, including fabricated claims about Woodrow Wilson's brother-in-law.
Due to unclear records dating back to before 1989 and errors in various sources, determining how many presidents have pardoned their relatives is a complex issue.
The episode illustrates a broader issue of misinformation, showcasing how historical facts can become distorted and misrepresented, especially when discussed in the context of current politics.
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