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Trump Pardons Paul Walczak, Whose Family Sought to Publicize Ashley Biden’s Diary

by The editor•26 April 2025•Posted inPolitics Matters

The pardon of Paul Walczak, who had been convicted of tax crimes, comes as the president uses clemency to reward allies and swipe at perceived enemies.

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