"On the plagiarism issue, (the then [[U.S. Senator]] from [[Delaware]]) [[Joseph Biden|Biden]] correctly attributed lines in one of his speeches to former British Labor Party leader [[Neil Kinnock]] on some occasions, but not at an Iowa State Fair debate where Biden was videotaped. In political campaigns, no black mark is too old to dredge up — again. Biden admitted back in 1987 that he had committed plagiarism while a freshman at [[Syracuse University]] law school and that he occasionally used other people's words in his speeches without giving credit. [http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5iB0gIetK2UavkimpYfuHTo325W6AD92O8EIG0]
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"On the plagiarism issue, (the then [[U.S. Senator]] from [[Delaware]]) [[Joseph Biden|Biden]] correctly attributed lines in one of his speeches to former British Labor Party leader [[Neil Kinnock]] on some occasions, but not at an Iowa State Fair debate where Biden was videotaped. In political campaigns, no black mark is too old to dredge up — again. Biden admitted back in 1987 that he had committed plagiarism while a freshman at [[Syracuse University]] law school and that he occasionally used other people's words in his speeches without giving credit. [http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5iB0gIetK2UavkimpYfuHTo325W6AD92O8EIG0]" This refers to an instance during Biden's 2008 run for the [[Democratic Party]] nomination when Biden plagiarized a speech.