Joe Biden suffered one betrayal from a top advisor that hit him like a ton of bricks

The knives are out for Joe Biden now that his political career is coming to an end. 

Even his inner circle is turning on him. 

And Joe Biden suffered one betrayal from a top advisor that hit him like a ton of bricks. 

Biden advisor calls out the Hunter Biden pardon

President Joe Biden is facing more backlash than he ever expected for handing out a sweeping pardon to his son, Hunter. 

Biden and White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre lied for months by telling the public that a pardon for Hunter Biden was not being considered. 

Democrats and their media allies used Biden’s claim that he wouldn’t pardon his son as proof they were the defenders of the rule of law and held the moral high ground against Republicans. 

Biden is a lame duck and a large segment of his Party blames him for President-elect Donald Trump’s victory. 

Democrat politicians and self-proclaimed “journalists” criticized the Democrat President for his decision to pardon his son. 

One of the former members of Biden’s small inner circle shocked everyone by calling out Joe Biden for an “attack on the judicial system.”

Former Senior Biden White House official Anita Dunn broke with her old boss on the Hunter Biden pardon during an appearance at the New York Times’ Dealbook Summit.

“Why did it cover such an expansive time period, and how long has President Biden actually been considering it?” New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman asked Dunn. 

“Had this pardon been done at the end of the term, in the context of compassion, the way many pardons will be done, I am sure, and many commutations will be done, I think would have been a different story,” Dunn replied. 

Dunn said she agreed with the decision to pardon Hunter Biden, but not the execution. 

“I do not agree with the way it was done,” Dunn explained. “I don’t agree with the timing and I don’t agree, frankly, with the attack on our judicial system.”

Biden called the prosecution of his son politicized and claimed that his Justice Department was biased in its handling of the case. 

Biden’s pardon hurt Democrats politically

Dunn was asked to expand on remarks calling it an “attack on the judicial system.” 

“I absolutely think that Hunter deserves a pardon here. But I disagreed on the timing. The argument and sort of the rationale,” Dunn said. 

She admitted that the timing of the pardon hurt the Democrats politically because Biden blew up arguments the party made about upholding the rule of law. 

“I think that from a Democratic Party perspective, from a Democratic perspective, as we were in the midst of the president-elect rolling out his nominees and in particular in the middle of a Kash Patel weekend, kind of throwing this into the middle of it was exceptionally poor timing,” Dunn explained. “And that the argument is one that I think many observers are concerned about a president who ran to restore the rule of law, who has upheld the rule of law, who has really defended the rule of law, kind of saying, ‘well, maybe not right now.'”

Joe Biden is running out of friends fast as time in the White House comes to an end.