Hunter Biden says he ‘may have to’ run for president in 2028 after earlier dismissal

The short version
- Speaking with radio host John Catsimatidis, Biden said he “may have to” run for the White House if he gets Catsimatidis’s endorsement.
- The comment appeared to be a joke, considering Catsimatidis is a conservative donor and an […]
The story
Hunter Biden signaled he is considering running for president in 2028 just weeks after he dismissed the idea. Speaking with radio host John Catsimatidis, Biden said he “may have to” run for the White House if he gets Catsimatidis’s endorsement. The comment appeared to be a joke, considering Catsimatidis is a conservative donor and an […]
How other outlets covered this
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- Washington ExaminerHunter Biden says he ‘may have to’ run for president in 2028 after earlier dismissalabout 2 hours ago
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- AxiosNewsom embraces Biden in run-up to 2028 primary3 months ago
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- Independent SentinelPresident Trump’s Hysterical Take on the Perfect Democrats Running for Office3 months ago
- Fox NewsHunter Biden could mount a successful White House bid given recent Democrat picks: Trump3 months ago
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