Hunter Biden URGES Biden to ‘Hang in there’
Following his performance in the presidential debate, President Joe Biden was allegedly persuaded to stay in the campaign by Hunter Biden, who was considered “one of the strongest voices” in the Biden family.
President Joe Biden looked confused, froze, struggled to finish his prepared closing remarks, and made multiple false references. It was previously reported that he was meeting with several Biden family members at Camp David to discuss the future of his presidential campaign.
According to the New York Times, the president was said to have taken a group photo with several Biden family members, including first lady Jill Biden, husband Hunter Biden, daughter Ashley Biden, and grandchildren.
The Biden family is reportedly pushing the president “to stay in the race and keep fighting,” multiple anonymous sources close to the situation told the outlet, despite the fact that many donors, Democratic officials, and voters were left wondering if Biden would be able to serve a second term as president and calling for Biden to be replaced.
One of the “strongest voices” urging the president to stay in the presidential campaign was Hunter Biden, according to reports:
One of the individuals with knowledge of the talks, who like others, spoke on condition of anonymity to describe internal deliberations, said that Mr. Biden’s son Hunter, on whom the president has long relied on guidance, was among the loudest voices pleading with him to resist pressure to withdraw. Instead of the clumsy, elderly president that the American people saw on Thursday night, Hunter Biden wants them to see the tough, fact-aware version of his father that he knows.
The source also said that a number of Democrats and members of the Biden family, notably Democratic donor John Morgan, have accused former White House Chief of Staff Ron Klain, Biden’s senior advisor Anita Dunn, and Biden’s lawyer Bob Bauer of being responsible for Biden’s dismal performance in the debate.
Biden checked into “debate camp” at Camp David ahead of his presidential debate matchup with former President Donald Trump, where he received “intense preparation and coaching.”
“It would be like if you took a prizefighter who was going to have a title fight and put him in a sauna for fifteen hours then said, ‘Go fight,’” Morgan said in an interview, the source said.
People like former presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama have defended Joe Biden despite his performance in the presidential debate, saying that “bad debate nights happen.”
