Hunter Biden already feels 'sick' about 2028 presidential election?

Hunter Biden recently opened up about his plans for the 2028 presidential election.

The son of former President of the United States Joe Biden appeared on the Friday, August 21 episode of Real Time with Bill Maher, where he talked about running a presidential campaign.

Hunted jokingly told Maher that if her decides to launch a campaign, it will be because he relapsed.

“No, I haven’t [thought of running]. Here’s my thing; if I announce for president, then somebody should check and see if I relapsed,” he said.

Shedding light on his decision to be vocal about his sobriety journey, the American artist, disbarred former attorney, and businessman went on to explain, “My own reason for being out there as much as I am, at least from my perspective, [the media] built this platform to beat the hell out of me for about a seven-year period of time. And when the crowd went home, the platform was still there.”

“There’s 50 million Americans that are still sick and suffering every day from addiction, and I get to go out there, and I get to speak to them. Even if it’s one person that sends me a message any day, that says, ‘I saw your message, and I didn’t drink today,’ then I’ve done something that I think is incredibly worthy,” Hunted explained. (sic)

It is pertinent to mention that Hunter Biden has been sober for seven years, as he had gathered the attention of media and people from all across the globe when the New York Post got his personal laptop that had pictures and clips of him abusing illegal drugs in 2020.