Rachel Vindman Criticizes Biden for Excluding Husband from Final Presidential Pardons

Alexander Vindman, a key witness in Trump’s first impeachment, was left off Biden’s last-minute pardon list, prompting his wife to express feelings of betrayal.

President Joe Biden issued last-minute pardons to several individuals, including family members, former officials, and January 6 committee members, but excluded Alexander Vindman.
Rachel Vindman, wife of retired Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman, voiced her frustration on social media, describing the omission as a betrayal by the Biden administration.
Alexander Vindman, who testified in Trump’s first impeachment trial, has faced years of criticism from Trump and his allies, raising concerns about potential legal and personal risks.
Rachel Vindman claimed her family attempted to contact the Biden administration regarding a pardon but received no response, despite others receiving pardons without requesting them.
Biden’s pardons included figures like Dr. Anthony Fauci, General Mark Milley, and Capitol Police officers, none of whom were facing charges, as well as his own family members.