Hunter Biden's Growing Influence at the White House Raises Concerns

Ohio Republican Representative Mike Turner alleges that Hunter Biden has become increasingly involved in White House affairs, prompting concerns about his influence on President Biden.

Hunter Biden's recent presence at a swanky Malibu, California restaurant has sparked questions about his growing involvement in White House affairs. As President Biden stumbles in his public appearances and faces calls to step down, the possibility of his son playing a significant role in the administration has raised eyebrows.

Rep. Mike Turner (R-Ohio) has been vocal in his concerns, stating that Hunter Biden may now be "running things" at the White House. He cites reports of Hunter's increased presence at meetings and events, raising questions about the extent of his influence on policy decisions.

Hunter Biden's Growing Influence at the White House Raises Concerns

Hunter Biden's Growing Influence at the White House Raises Concerns

Notably, Hunter Biden was spotted leaving Nobu, a trendy celebrity hotspot, shortly before President Biden was scheduled to deliver remarks at the NATO summit. The timing of his departure has led to speculation about possible coordination between father and son.

The concerns about Hunter Biden's influence come amid growing criticism of President Biden's mental acuity. Critics point to his recent gaffes, such as mistakenly referring to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy as "President Putin," as evidence of his declining cognitive abilities.

Hunter Biden's Growing Influence at the White House Raises Concerns

Hunter Biden's Growing Influence at the White House Raises Concerns

This decline has sparked calls from within the Democratic party for Biden to step down and refrain from running for re-election. Rosie O'Donnell, a former supporter of Biden, has publicly urged him to "pass the torch," citing his age and perceived diminished mental capacity.

Other prominent figures, including author Stephen King and actor George Clooney, have also expressed concerns about Biden's fitness for office. Clooney wrote an op-ed in the New York Times titled "I Love Joe Biden. But We Need a New Nominee," arguing that Biden is no longer up for the rigors of the presidency.

Hunter Biden's Growing Influence at the White House Raises Concerns

Hunter Biden's Growing Influence at the White House Raises Concerns

Despite these calls, Biden has vowed to remain in the race. His campaign has increased the number of public events, hoping to dispel concerns about his health and mental acuity.

The growing influence of Hunter Biden and the concerns about President Biden's mental health have created an atmosphere of uncertainty within the administration. As Biden's gaffes continue and calls for his resignation intensify, it remains unclear what the future holds for the presidency.

Hunter Biden's Growing Influence at the White House Raises Concerns

Hunter Biden's Growing Influence at the White House Raises Concerns

In a separate incident, Biden exhibited another embarrassing slip-up during his NATO summit introduction of President Zelenskyy, mistaken calling him "President Putin." This gaffe has further fueled speculation about his declining cognitive abilities.

NATO leaders have convened in Washington this week to discuss future strategies and commitments. The alliance's 75th anniversary was also commemorated during the summit.

Hunter Biden's Growing Influence at the White House Raises Concerns

Hunter Biden's Growing Influence at the White House Raises Concerns