One of the “strongest voices” apparently pushing President Joe Biden to continue his reelection campaign is Hunter Biden, the recently convicted felon.

The Democratic Party became polarized after Joe Biden’s dismal debate performance, with some members holding the view that he should continue as the party’s presidential nominee while others think he should step down to make room for a different contender.

“Hunter Biden wants Americans to see the tough, fact-aware version of his father that he knows, not the clumsy, elderly president that they witnessed on Thursday night.”

The Biden clan is also present.

According to the New York Times, President Biden met on Sunday at Camp David with his first wife, Jill Biden, his daughters, and his grandkids to talk about his options.

Is there a family consensus? Biden needs to stay in the contest.

According to the Times, Hunter is really among the most ardent supporters of 81-year-old Joe Biden’s decision to remain in office.

According to the newspaper:

“The president has long looked to his son Hunter Biden for advice, and he was among the strongest voices pleading with Mr. Biden to resist pressure to withdraw, according to one of the people with knowledge of the talks. Like others, Hunter Biden spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss internal deliberations. “Rather than the clumsy, elderly president that the American people witnessed on Thursday night, Hunter Biden wants them to see the tough, fact-aware version of his father that he knows.”

Biden’s family is allegedly holding his staff responsible for the debate performance.

Despite having a summer tan, several family members expressed dissatisfaction with Biden’s preparation, while others contended that he was “made up to look pale and pallid,” according to the Times. According to CNN, several family members demanded that Biden remove personnel and make adjustments to his campaign in response to his mistakes. However, it is unlikely that Biden will follow these suggestions.

“The President’s preparation team has been with him for years, perhaps even decades, sharing successes and setbacks with him. “He still has a tremendous deal of faith in them,” Biden campaign spokesman Kevin Munoz stated.

Nevertheless, Biden’s campaign is attempting to douse the flames.

His campaign will meet with the leading Democrats on Monday in an effort to persuade them that Biden is the most qualified opponent of Donald Trump and that they ought to continue lending their financial support.