We remembered just in time to post last week’s trivia question: With some speculation that Joe Biden might make another bid for the presidency in 2020 — when he would be nearly 78 years old, the question was, who was the oldest major party presidential or vice presidential nominee in history?
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The previous week’s trivia question was:Â Â Before Donald Trump, when was the last time a Republican president named one of his primary opponents to his Cabinet?
The answer:Â Â 1989 — when President George H.W. Bush named Jack Kemp, a rival from 1988, as his secretary for Housing and Urban Development.
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