Hunter Biden, son of former U.S. President Joe Biden, did not rule out a U.S. presidential bid, suggesting he could represent those battling addiction. In an interview with journalist John Catsimatidis, questioned about his presidential aspirations, Biden Jr. stated, "If
I get your support, I may have to (run in the elections)." Acknowledging his past struggles with drug addiction, Biden Jr. highlighted his potential popular base, adding, "My biggest concern is the 50 million Americans still suffering from addiction." He stressed
the presidency requires recognizing the rule of law. Hunter Biden, with a criminal record and guaranteed a pardon by his father upon term's end, remarked: "This is my basic condition for any candidate." Despite this, the former President's son made
no firm commitment to run, affirming his belief in the Democratic Party's wealth of qualified candidates.
