Biden for President

The love of a father for his son? Joe Biden with son Hunter. (courtesy N4MATION)

by Carolyn Yeager

JOE BIDEN KNOWS HIS CAMPAIGN for president will be an uphill battle this time around because of his age and failing ability to communicate. (Think of John Fetterman! It could happen to Joe too.) Even the sophisticated electoral cheating technologies semi-mastered by his Democrat party will probably not be sufficient to keep him in the White House. But running is the only way he can continue to protect his only surviving son, Hunter, from prison. Even if Joe loses in Nov. 2024, he will have extended the time of his protection to January 20, 2025. This gives Hunter's team of lawyers more time to try to arrange a plea agreement that will save Hunter from a felony charge and a prison term.