The Media is reporting that Biden is at home writing his speech for the Denver convention?

Question

Is he writing or just searching the archives for one that fits as he usually does?

Answer 1

That is his usual method. I have seen many democraps caught in plagiarism, but Biden was the first I ever saw that didn't learn his lesson the first time.

Joan, he got caught red handed and confessed.  

Answer 2

BIG YAWN.  

If Biden is so prone to plagarism...lets see some evidence of it?  You got nothing.

Answer 3

Too cheap to hire a ghost speech writer?

Nah. What is wrong with that?  He has been around long enough. Lying low for now makes good sense.  

Answer 4

You people attempting to mock Biden for "plagiarism" probably never even passed your college English 101 class and so don't even know what plagiarism actually is. But you're obviously skilled at parroting Fox News propaganda.

Answer 5

Yeah Biden writing, sure.  You must have misunderstood, they said he was at home copying his speech......

"A proven accusation of plagiarism can have serious repercussions for a candidate's political ambitions. Just ask Joe Biden. His borrowing of a British politician's campaign speech is perhaps the most famous instance of political plagiarism, illustrating both the dangers of unacknowledged language lifting as well as the extent to which one's enemies will go to torpedo their opponents' chances for success."

And for the person who didn't know he copied from someone else's paper here's the quote and link.

Answer 6

Biden is not at home writing his speech.

Obama's cronies are at home writing his speech. Biden is at home trying to figure out which comb over makes him look the youngest.  

This is ridiculous. The media is going to carry this as the greatest V.P. decision ever because Obama made it.

Answer 7

More republican lies and twists. "Lie more , something will stick" ...Boring

Answer 8

At least Karl Rove isn't writing the speech, like he will for McCain.

Answer 9

Probably calling Neil Kinnock.

Edit- Senator Biden dropped out of the 1988 Presidential Race after admitting to using plagiarized parts of a speach previously given by British politician Neil Kinnock.  He also was disciplined at SU law school in his first year for plagiarizing a paper for a law review class, though the dean and Senator Biden both downplay the incident by saying that Senator Biden was unclear on the rules of citation (admitting you are using someone else's written work for your research and/or argument).

Plagiarizing is the attempt to pass off another author's work as your own.

2nd Edit- You're right...I never passed College English 101, because I chose not to go to college.  However, in my high school years, I always scored higher than 99% of my class in English class as far as grammar and comprehension are concerned.

Maybe after all these years he's figured out what his graduation placement was in his law class...was it the top half like he said, or the bottom 15% as statistics show?