Um, are you under the delusion that politicians research and write all of their own speeches, doing first person research work (what, time travel?)?
Their speech WRITERS read historic works and pick out illustrations they like and include them in speeches that the candidate reads.
A former speechwriter failed to attribute that section: "Now a senior fellow at the conservative Texas Public Policy Foundation, Lindsay was one of 16 conservative academics tasked by the Trump administration to help craft the 1776 Commission report. And nearly the entirety of page 39 and page 40 of that report lifts from his 2008 article without attribution in an effort to offer prompts for teachers “to encourage civics discussion among students.” Correction required.
By sharp contrast, Harris actually stole and used several times an illustration from an 1965 MLK interview with Alex Haley, about a little 7 year old girl who wanted "Fweedom". However, she was a baby when this rally even happened.
But as she "reimagined" the story, telling Jimmy Fallon: “Well I was in a stroller,” Harris began while laughing, “I was in a stroller, and um. So I was out there. And in fact, my mother used to have a very funny story about how I was fussing and she said ‘Kamala what do you want,’ and I said, and this is how she would say it, and she said ‘Kamala what do you want,’ and I said ‘Fweedom.'”
Uh huh. Sure, that happened. She was born in October 1964.
Harris 'Fweedom' Story Appears Plagiarized From MLK Playboy Interview · The Floridian
She had previously trotted this lie out multiple times (see
here): "My mother used to laugh when she told the story about a time I was fussing as a toddler: She leaned down to me and asked, ‘Kamala, what’s wrong? What do you want?’ And I wailed back, ‘Fweedom,'” Harris wrote in her 2010 book “Smart on Crime” as well as also detailing her child self demanding “Fweedom!” in her 2019 book “The Truths We Hold: An American Journey.”
Biden failed in previous runs for the President
due to multiple plagiarism charges. So don't even... with that blatantly ridiculous hypocrisy, comparing a presidential speechwriter's oversight in attribution to multiple outright lies.
You'll have to pick another topic to complain about. Though I really don't even know why you are complaining: the plagiarists have just been sworn in.