Hunter Biden Says He May Run for President in 2028

The Radio Interview Shift

Hunter Biden told a radio host he might run for president in 2028, according to the Washington Examiner. This statement came during an interview with billionaire John Catsimatidis. The former first son said he may have to run if he gets the endorsement. He made these comments just weeks after he dismissed the idea entirely.

Biden told the host that his main goal involves helping people with addiction. He remarked that Americans struggling with their addictions are what he cares about most. He also noted his past struggles with drug and alcohol addiction in his memoir.

Qualifications and Past Actions

Biden said his main qualification for the job is following the law. He stated that the next president must commit to one thing: adhering to the rule of law. He faced federal gun and tax charges in the past. A full and unconditional pardon for these offenses was granted to him by his father.

He has been open about his past behavior on his laptop. Despite this history, he believes the Constitution is the standard for the office. He said he wants to protect the document that leaders swear to uphold. His record includes a recent celebration of seven years of sobriety.

Other Potential Candidates

Biden did not promise to run for office in the next election cycle. He said the Democratic Party has an “incredible bench” of possible leaders. He mentioned Gov. Andy Beshear and Gov. JB Pritzker as strong options. He also said he loves Gavin Newsom, personally, regarding the California governor. Newsom is often seen as a top choice for a 2028 campaign.

Biden previously told Bill Maher he had not thought about running. He told the late-night host that he had not considered a run. He further stated that if he announces a presidential run, someone should verify whether he has relapsed. This comment suggests he views sobriety as a major factor in any decision.

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