Biden's plagiarism: zeal to rekindle idealism?
In a Dec. 3 piece (Joe Biden, Democratic White House contender), Reuters reports on Biden:
In 1987, seen as a rising young political star who could draw big crowds and deliver fiery yet often long-winded speeches, Biden ran for the Democratic presidential nomination. He dropped out after charges of plagiarism in one speech and exaggerating his academic record. Biden said, "In my zeal to rekindle idealism I made some mistakes."
See also IPBiz post: More on the plagiarism of Joe Biden
In 1987, seen as a rising young political star who could draw big crowds and deliver fiery yet often long-winded speeches, Biden ran for the Democratic presidential nomination. He dropped out after charges of plagiarism in one speech and exaggerating his academic record. Biden said, "In my zeal to rekindle idealism I made some mistakes."
See also IPBiz post: More on the plagiarism of Joe Biden
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