- October 4, 2026
- Updated 1:39 pm
Hunter Biden Suggests Possible 2028 Presidential Run
Hunter Biden suggested on Sunday that he “may have to” consider running for president in 2028. His comments came during an appearance on The Cats Roundtable and immediately sparked speculation within the Democratic Party, which is preparing for an open presidential field.
Biden’s statement points to a willingness to employ a media-driven approach, similar to former President Trump’s style. This adds a new dimension to discussions about potential Democratic candidates and how Biden’s public image and advocacy work might influence the upcoming election cycle.
During the interview, host John Catsimatidis inquired about Biden’s intentions for a presidential campaign. Biden responded, “If I get your endorsement, I may have to,” yet he clarified that he hadn’t reached a decision.
This development marks a significant moment in the political landscape. More updates on this story will follow as information becomes available.
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