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By Niall Stanage 8/28/08 5:10pm

The Other Kinnock Lesson: Sold-Out Stadium Speeches Aren’t Always a Good Thing

DENVER—Joe Biden spoke, and it was a success. But the ghost of a balding Welshman could yet come to haunt the Democratic convention.

Neil Kinnock, the former leader of the British Labor Party, is best known in American circles as the man from whom Biden borrowed some rhetoric during his abortive bid for the presidency Read More

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