Did Joe Biden plagiarize a speech??

Question

Someone said he did from a foreign country

Answer 1

I've not heard him do it or heard of him doing it but I do know that Buttock Insane Obama sure has, several times.  Even my 15 year old daughter caught him doing that.

McCain IS our new president.

Answer 2

Yes And was ridiculed. He was the joke of the Senate in 88

Answer 3

I think a couple of times.  Don't recall.  Seems it influenced unsucessful bids in the past.

Answer 4

Not really.

The Los Angeles Times reported that when Sen. Joe Biden ran for president in 1987, he "was accused of plagiarism when he did not credit Neil Kinnock, then leader of the British Labor Party, for much of his stump speech." The New York Times and the Associated Press made similar reports. But they did not note that Biden reportedly had credited Kinnock, as The Washington Post reported at the time: "John Quinlan, a reporter for the Sioux City Journal, said his notes showed Biden said he was quoting Kinnock when he used the same passage in a speech Aug. 14. Stories in The [New York] Times, The Boston Globe and other newspapers also said Biden had used the rhetoric and credited Kinnock for it."

Answer 5

Yes, he plagiarized a british politicians speech, verbatim. It was the 1988 presidential election cycle I believe.  

Answer 6

ONCE when he was running for President in 1988,  he forgot to credit someone with a story he told during a speech and it was criticized as him plagiarizing the speech. On every other occasion, he gave credit where credit was due.

VOTE OBAMA / BIDEN '08!!