Hunter Biden gun rights appeal could place pres­i­dent in awk­ward polit­i­cal posi­tion

Pres­i­dent Joe Biden could be forced to walk a thin line to pro­mote his gun con­trol agen­da while his son Hunter Biden‘s legal team con­sid­ers appeal­ing the first son’s con­vic­tion on gun-relat­ed charges all the way to the Supreme Court.
Hours after a jury con­vict­ed the younger Biden on Tues­day of lying on a fed­er­al form to pur­chase a gun by assert­ing he was not a drug user, lying to a fed­er­al­ly licensed firearm deal­er, and ille­gal­ly own­ing the gun for 11 days, the pres­i­dent spoke before Every­town for Gun Safety’s annu­al con­fer­ence, in which he bragged about his exec­u­tive actions on gun restric­tions and rein­forced hi …