California’s got its hands full—literally burning to a crisp with residents fleeing faster than a cat at bath time. Yet, Gavin Newsom seems to have hit the “ignore” button on his governor duties. Why bother addressing an election that remains unresolved from a month ago when there’s a far more pressing issue at hand: podcasting with none other than Hunter Biden?

In the wacky world of political sideshows, Hunter Biden just dropped a bombshell—he plans to run for president in 2028! As if that wasn’t enough to make heads spin, he declared he’d be happy to stand as Vice President to, you guessed it, Gavin Newsom. It’s the kind of political mashup that feels more like a sitcom pitch than a presidential ticket.

News leaked, quite fittingly, thanks to TMZ. If there’s one thing these two dynamos understand, it’s how to grab headlines. Hunter’s claim of wanting the VP role for a “cooler house” and “easier job” would be comedy gold if it weren’t so questionable. You can almost imagine Gavin looking at a crystal ball and seeing these antics as his sinking lifeboat in the race for the Democrat 2028 nomination.

But here’s where the plot thickens—or thins, depending on how you see it. Some folks think this is all a grand plan to get the Biden name back in the spotlight after some backstage betrayals in 2024. Oh, and don’t forget the bonus of selling a few extra Hunter Biden books along the way. The skeptics are right to raise eyebrows; the only thing larger than Hunter’s gallery of offenses might just be the meme stockpiles ready to explode if his campaign takes off.

While the internet bursts with “Hunter-Biden-2028” memes, President Trump is already on the ball with his own commentary. Could Hunter, with a checkered past that looks like a bad crime thriller, actually make it anywhere near the White House? Many are skeptical, but some seem intriguingly optimistic about the tantalizing chaos of a Newsom-Biden ticket. After all, in the unpredictable world of politics, stranger things have happened. All eyes are now on this unlikely duo, perhaps not as serious contenders, but certainly as the talk of the town for the time being.