You might not be able to pick John Delaney out of a lineup, but he'll go down in history in at least one way: as the first 2020 presidential candidate to drop dead during a live televised debate.

OK, not really, but for awhile there, Wikipedia said so. His Wikipedia page was edited mid-debate to list his date of death as Tuesday, July 30, at the hands of Sen. Elizabeth Warren.

Delaney, a former congressman from Maryland, tried to position himself as a realist, saying he wanted to avoid "impossible promises" and "run on things that are workable, not fairytale economics."

And to that, Warren, a senator from Massachusetts, had this to say:

"You know, I don't understand why anybody goes to all the trouble of running for president of the United States just to talk about what we really can't do and shouldn't fight for."

And the debate audience went wild.

Extremely rude of Elizabeth Warren to murder John Delaney on national television like this.#DemDebate pic.twitter.com/9OO6F6T0Mw — Erick Fernandez (@ErickFernandez) July 31, 2019

You can just hear the Curb Your Enthusiasm theme song playing over his reaction.

Within minutes, several Twitter users spotted that a cheeky Wiki editor had changed Delaney's biographical information to reflect the extreme murking that had just occurred on CNN.

The page was swiftly changed back and put in semi-protected status, but the screenshots shall live forever.

Whoever edited this @JohnDelaney Wikipedia page is a hero pic.twitter.com/cK9G7PSLeo — Molly Jong-Fast (@MollyJongFast) July 31, 2019

Wikipedia telling some real truths. pic.twitter.com/t60dkUfOPi — Matt McDermott (@mattmfm) July 31, 2019

Oh my god. Someone changed John Delaney’s wikipedia to -correctly- say he died tonight.



Cause of Death: Senator Elizabeth Warren pic.twitter.com/xW5qgqPvEx — Jack Miller (@politicalmiller) July 31, 2019

He says he’s against socialism, yet he allows himself to be publicly owned. — Thanos: The Hand of Fate 🛡 (@YappaPodcast) July 31, 2019

Image: WIKIPEDIA

Delaney is, biologically speaking, still very much alive. After that dragging, however, we remain concerned for the health of his presidential hopes.