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What Joe Biden’s 1988 White House Rivals Think of Him Now

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The year was 1987, and Joe Biden was running for president for the first time. Derailed by his own misdeed of plagiarizing a British politician’s speech, Biden dropped out of the race. Three and a half decades later, the president rarely talks about his first real dip into national politics.

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What Joe Biden’s 1988 White House Rivals Think of Him Now

The summer treated Joe Biden well. He wasn’t quite the center of attention, but bouncing among D.C., Delaware, and whatever states would have him, he was making progress with weary Americans. The year was 1987, and B... More »

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