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Congress and the new Trump administration still could hold the Biden family accountable for various enterprises, government watchdogs say.

The possibility that the pardon could backfire on the first family could impart new life to efforts by congressional Republicans — now the majority — to investigate the Biden family for their business dealings. That subject led to the opening of an impeachment inquiry against the 46th president that stalled.

On "Forbes Newsroom," Congressman Tim Burchett (R-Tenn.) slammed President Joe Biden’s decision to grant his son Hunter Biden a pardon.

No president's child has ever been charged or convicted of crimes before Hunter Biden, but other relatives of presidents have received clemency.

While controversy over presidential pardons has a long history — from George Washington absolving instigators of the Whiskey Rebellion in 1795 to Gerald Ford pardoning Richard M. Nixon after the Watergate scandal forced his resignation — few have used the constitutionally vested power to pardon family members.

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