President Joe Biden’s legacy is plagued by communication problems. Will his son Hunter’s rated X post help solve the problem?
Hunter Biden says he won’t back down from cage fight with Don Jr. and Eric Trump
Former President Joe Biden’s son Hunter Biden said he is “100% prepared” for a potential cage match with President Donald Trump’s sons.
Hunter Biden was once considered the free-spirited “black sheep” of his famous first family. He is a laptop-owning, crack-cocaine-using, disappeared womanizer and recipient of a presidential pre-emptive pardon.
And Biden apparently considered it. all That’s when he published a series of X-rated social media posts on X (formerly Twitter) that poked fun at his past scandals. In doing so, the “Beautiful Things” memoirist is now publicly championing art and sobriety after battling drug and alcohol addiction.
His social media success comes in the same week that his stepmother, former first lady Jill Biden, released her post-White House memoir, A View from the East Wing, on June 2, to mixed reviews, and President Donald Trump faces even higher disapproval ratings.
Mr. Biden has sailed in recent months to win back public speaking from Mr. Trump. Last month, he participated in a wide-ranging interview with conservative Candace Owens on Trump’s new opponent’s popular podcast, and last year appeared on host Andrew Callahan’s three-hour sit-down on Channel 5’s online series. His previous attempts at candor have never garnered as much public reaction as the intimacy and immediacy of online postings.
When a Playboy reporter requested a public Q&A, Biden jokingly wrote, “I’m not posing nude because those days are gone.” Biden posted a selfie “taken at a Super 8 motel on Interstate 95” in Connecticut in response to a Brooklyn lawyer who said he was part of an “elite oligarchy.”
Biden, a painter who describes himself as a “modern artist,” made it clear in another viral post that he intended to call Trump’s immigration czar Stephen Miller “sadistic, childish, ugly,” not to be confused with just “ugly.” Biden also wrote, “I’ve never stolen an erection in my life,” after one user misspelled election.
He also revealed that his drug of choice was crack cocaine, not meth. “It may sound petty, but I can’t stand it when people Photoshop a meth pipe into my mouth,” Biden responded to one AI-generated graphic.
“A crack pipe doesn’t have a little bowl on the end,” he explained, later entering the cultural conversation about artificial intelligence. “This is why you can’t trust AI. Edit accordingly.” He ended his sarcastic rebuke by borrowing Trump’s own catchphrase, “Thank you for bringing this to our attention.”
Hunter Biden slams CNN commentator Jake Tapper
Biden is leveraging his growing number of supporters, with more than 500,000 X accounts, to protect his family. CNN’s Jake Tapper’s lashing out at his father’s critic comes just days after the anchor dismissed concerns about former President Joe Biden’s mental health and fitness for office and issued a negative review of Jill Biden’s new revelations.
Hunter Biden’s biological mother, Neilia Hunter Biden, died in a car accident in Delaware on December 18, 1972 at the age of 30. Hunter’s younger sister, 13-month-old Naomi, the namesake of the 32-year-old’s eldest daughter, also died in the accident.
Just before leaving office, former President Biden announced that he had pardoned his son, who was convicted of three federal gun felonies and a federal tax charge.
In a statement after the pardon, the younger Biden said he took responsibility for “the mistakes I made during the darkest days of my addiction, mistakes that were exploited in the political sport to publicly humiliate and humiliate me and my family.”
“If we don’t take for granted the mercy that has been given to us, the recovery process will give us the opportunity to make amends and rebuild our lives as best we can,” Biden added.
Contributors: Rebecca Morin, Fernando Cervantes Jr.
