Hunter Biden’s grandiose delusions are flourishing more than ever

Recovery is a daily struggle for many addicts, including Hunter Biden.

Despite this, his self-perception and grandiose beliefs are stronger than ever.

He now sees himself as a key player in the fate of American democracy, believing that if he stays clean, he can prevent Donald Trump from winning a second term as president.

“I have something much bigger than even myself at stake. We are in the middle of a fight for the future of democracy,” Hunter told Axios.

“Most importantly, you have to believe that you’re worth the work, or you’ll never be able to get sober. But I often do think of the profound consequences of failure here.”

Through his narcissism, Hunter sees himself as both a victim and a superhero, believing that his sobriety can save the country as long as he avoids drugs.

However, this belief is based on a fantasy of his own creation.

While I hope he remains clean and sober, I also hope he stops playing the victim.

His theory that he is a threat to his father’s re-election chances is overshadowed by the many other challenges facing the Biden administration, including low approval ratings and policy issues.

The Bidens are facing scrutiny over allegations of influence peddling and other charges, with Hunter being questioned by the House Oversight and Judiciary committee.

While using his addiction as a shield, Hunter is also evading accountability for his questionable business dealings.

Despite his struggles with addiction, Hunter’s behavior and actions are still subject to scrutiny.

While addiction is a serious issue, using it to avoid legal consequences is not acceptable.

The reality is, sympathy for addiction is common, but using it to deflect accountability is not justified.