Published on December 13, 2023, 1:05 am

There’s little doubt that President Joe Biden is experiencing a significant dip in public popularity, evidenced by his plummeting poll numbers. To add fuel to what is increasingly looking like a political inferno, reports suggest that Hunter Biden, the president’s son, faces indictment for tax evasion charges. This prompts one question: Could this be the impetus for President Biden to step down from the 2024 race?

Regarded as a dedicated father, the idea of bowing out on account of his son has its merits. Such a decision could merge two undeniable realities: President Biden’s responsibility to his immediate family and the real prospect of losing reelection to former President Donald Trump. Suggestions are being made that he could announce his departure with a simple and sincere speech about supporting his beleaguered son while ensuring voters he remains confident in his party’s chances against Trump.

That being said, it’s crucial not to forget some aspects of Joe Biden’s past that still raise contention among sections of society. One prominent example relates to misrepresentations regarding a tragic 1972 car accident where he lost his wife and young daughter. The long-held claim has been that Curtis Dunn was drunk driving at the time of the incident; however, this has proven false—Dunn’s reputation unjustly tarnished.

Hunter Biden is likely facing difficult times ahead; there seems too much ‘smoke without fire.’ Doubts also arise about who may be exerting influence over President Joe Biden during these tumultuous times.

It must also be remembered that Donald Trump is not an unknown entity either when one contemplates potential threats against American ways of life – having already served one term in office unaffected by previous scandals or controversy.

Still, indicators do suggest President Joe Biden might be unfit for office now—he appears increasingly keen to dodge uncomfortable issues which detracts from public confidence. Political analysts have noted how his approval ratings seem painfully low, barring some unforeseen disaster hitting their rivals, it appears a Republican candidate’s victory is increasingly plausible.

When Biden chose not to run in 2016, following the death of his son Beau, many believed his reason. But could the public believe him again if he chooses once more family needs over presidential ambitions—especially when involving Hunter who carries considerable controversies himself?

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