Hunter Biden Slams Democrats for Election Loss Over Disloyalty to Joe Biden

In a candid and revealing interview, Hunter Biden, son of former President Joe Biden, didn’t hold back when discussing the Democratic Party’s recent electoral loss. Speaking on a podcast hosted by former DNC chair Jaime Harrison, Hunter pointed a sharp finger at the party’s lack of loyalty to his father as the root cause of their downfall. "We lost the last election because we did not remain loyal to the leader of the party," he stated, describing the Democrats’ internal chaos as a complete "meltdown."

Hunter argued that the party squandered the advantages of incumbency and what he called an "incredibly successful administration." Instead of rallying behind Joe Biden, especially after the troubling June 2024 debate, key figures like Sen. Chuck Schumer and former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi pressured the then-president to step aside, ultimately leading to his exit from the race. It’s a bitter pill for Hunter, who, according to a new book on the 2024 campaign, stood by his father with heartfelt support, reportedly telling him, "I sure would love having you back."

But Hunter’s comments weren’t just about family loyalty. He also took aim at the slew of books dissecting the 2024 election, dismissing their conspiracy-laden narratives as cheap sales tactics. He scoffed at claims that he acted as a de facto chief of staff to his father, emphasizing that he was rarely even in the White House during the administration’s final years. "I stayed as far away as I possibly could," he insisted, adding with a touch of personal pain that doing so "broke my heart."

This interview comes amidst Hunter’s own legal battles, with convictions in 2024 on federal gun and tax charges, followed by a controversial pardon from his father in November. Yet, his focus remains on the broader political picture, painting a picture of a party that lost its way by abandoning its leader at a critical moment.