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Lynne Patton, deputy assistant to the president for coalition policy and engagement, has publicly addressed the case for a presidential pardon for Joe Giudice, the former "The Real Housewives of New Jersey" star currently residing in the Bahamas.
In an Instagram post, Patton stated that while she lacks authority over clemency decisions, her personal history with addiction supports the concept of second chances for the convicted fraudster.
Patton clarified that the decision to grant a pardon rests solely with President Donald Trump, based on recommendations from Alicia Marie Free, the White House Pardon Czar, and White House Counsel.
She explained that Teresa Giudice and her daughter, Gia Giudice, attended White House events honoring Columbus Day and Italian-American heritage at the President's and First Lady's invitation.
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