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==1988 Presidential Campaign==  

==1988 Presidential Campaign==  

Joe Biden announced his candidacy for President in 1987, but his campaign was short-lived due to controversies. While campaigning in New Hampshire in 1987, a reporter asked over his grades in college, to which Biden yelled, "I think I have a much higher I.Q. than you do." He went on to say that he "went to law school on a full academic scholarship - the only one in my class to have a full academic scholarship" adding that he "ended up in the top half" of his class (which is false) and "graduated with three degrees from college" (which is also false).  

Joe Biden announced his candidacy for President in 1987, but his campaign was short-lived due to controversies. While campaigning in [[New Hampshire]] in 1987, a reporter asked over his grades in college, to which Biden yelled, "I think I have a much higher I.Q. than you do." He went on to say that he "went to law school on a full academic scholarship - the only one in my class to have a full academic scholarship" adding that he "ended up in the top half" of his class (which is false) and "graduated with three degrees from college" (which is also false).  

Later in the campaign he was found to have plagiarized a speech from British Labour Party (UK) leader [[Neil Kinnock]]. The plagiarism was considered all the more serious, because it included details of Kinnock's life which were not true in Biden's case. Biden dropped out of the race December 1987, and did not participate in the 1988 Democratic caucuses and primaries.

Later in the campaign he was found to have plagiarized a speech from British Labour Party (UK) leader [[Neil Kinnock]]. The plagiarism was considered all the more serious, because it included details of Kinnock's life which were not true in Biden's case. Biden dropped out of the race December 1987, and did not participate in the 1988 Democratic caucuses and primaries.