Hunter Biden does not rule out 2028 presidential run

Hunter Biden has left open the possibility of seeking the U.S. presidency in 2028, saying he “might have to” run if he received John Catsimatidis’s support. He made the remark during an interview on the radio programme “WABC Cats Roundtable.”

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What matters most to me are the 50 million Americans who still suffer from addiction.

“What matters most to me are the 50 million Americans who still suffer from addiction,” Hunter Biden said. He described himself as a former crack addict and said his main qualification for the presidency would be his respect for the rule of law.

The interview also revisited his father’s presidency and the controversies that have damaged Hunter Biden’s reputation. Hunter Biden acknowledged that Americans had watched Joe Biden age in public, but rejected the idea that the former president had lost the capacity to serve. He said Joe Biden may have lost some physical fitness, but not his ability to lead.

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I might have to run for president.

Hunter Biden defended his father’s legislative record, his work involving NATO and Ukraine, and the post-Covid economic recovery. “The fact is that he had the two most successful years legislatively since he took office, more than anyone since Lyndon Johnson,” he said.

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The fact is that he had the two most successful years legislatively since he took office, more than anyone since Lyndon Johnson.

He argued that the current political climate prevented people from judging his father’s presidency clearly. Historians, he predicted, would reach a different conclusion. “I think historians will regard my father’s presidency as an incredible success,” he said. The article also notes Hunter Biden’s federal tax investigation, firearms conviction and tax-related legal case.

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I think historians will regard my father’s presidency as an incredible success.