Will Joe Biden be dusting off some of his old speeches soon?

Question

Delaware Senator Joe Biden was forced out of the 1988 U.S. Presidential race (but remained in the U.S. Senate) when it was discovered that parts of his campaign speeches were plagiarized from speeches by British Labour party leader Neil Kinnock and Robert Kennedy.

Answer 1

It certainly can be a Republican attacking point in the election.

Answer 2

Biden gave attribution to Kinnock several times, but then in one speech which was recorded, he did not . I think he learned his lesson.

Answer 3

I'm getting very tired of people making totally unsupported statements...If you say something like this, you must have something to back it up or you're just a troll

Answer 4

Of course he will and the speeches of anyone else too.

Answer 5

Every word we use is not ours. We learned it from somebody else.

Ingrid

Answer 6

He probably have to dig out some of JFK speeches from the 1960's because those were good.

Answer 7

Wait a minute, this is the change candidacy; Robert Byrd will ghost write all speeches from now on.

Answer 8

That would be great, there are some real classics out there. It would be nice to hear them again.