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Speeches, both scripted and off the cuff, turn Biden's campaign around

  • Written by David A. Frank, Professor of Rhetoric, University of Oregon
Joe Biden speaks at a rally before Super Tuesday, the day his campaign roared back to life.AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez

In late February, Joe Biden got emotional about the deaths of family members, in a strikingly moving conversation with Rev. Anthony Thompson, whose wife Myra was killed by a white supremacist.

Three days later, Biden delivered a...

Read more: Speeches, both scripted and off the cuff, turn Biden's campaign around

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