Plagiarism Joe?

Ok, Now that we have learn that Joe Biden of Delaware is now Obama's choice for Vice President. We can see that this pick is the equal to the 1972 race of un qualified liberal rejects. I remember the days when Senator Joe 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. As a student at the Syracuse University Law School In 1965 Biden plagiarized while writing a paper in a legal methods course which he failed because of that copied paper. One must remember Dan Quayle when he corrected a student's spelling of "potato" to "potatoe" at an elementary school! Would any Republican who did this in today's world get away with the record Joe has? I think not!

John Nichols from "The Nation" wrote in Feb of 2007 of Joe Biden:

"The senator from Delaware has a very long history of lodging metatarsals in his oral orifice. And his reference to a more attractive and articulate senator and presidential contender, Illinoisan Barack Obama, as a "clean" African American was, while spectacular in its senselessness, oddly Bidenesque. This is not to suggest that the senior senator is a racist, nor even that he's some kind of neatness freak. (Biden says that, by "clean" he meant "fresh," which seems about right.) Rather, this is to suggest that Joe Biden is still Joe Biden, the linguistically lumbering, intellectually inelegant Senate Foreign Relations Committee chairman whose "plan" for solving the Iraq mess is so convoluted that even he has trouble explaining it.
So, no, there was nothing all that astounding about the fact that the politician who got himself kicked out of the 1988 Democratic contest for plagiarism would, with another two decades of practice, come up with an even more sensationally disqualifying gesture this time around."

Can old Joey remember whose speeches are whose and not put his plagiarism aside and write his own speeches? This is turning out to be a fun race and even if McCain loses we can all enjoy the show! But I tell ya, if McCain pick let's say Romney, it will be a interesting race! But I was right Obama pick Joey, makes me proud!