Hunter Biden's role in his father's re-election run comes under fire
Criticism is mounting over Hunter Biden's part in pushing Joe Biden to seek a second term while the former president was likely already sick with the cancer now spreading through his body — bad for the Biden family's standing and for what's left of the party's credibility on the issue.
- Hunter Biden is being called one of the main reasons his father ran again, despite signs of terminal prostate cancer.
- The charge is that this was a failure both to the country and to his own family.
- Had Biden won, he would now be dying in office.
- Campaign insiders told donors Biden was sharper and healthier than the people in the room — a claim that looks indefensible now.
Outlook: Expect more pressure on Hunter Biden and Biden's inner circle to answer for what they knew about his health and when.