The Question Raised By The Prospect Of President Quayle Is The Same As The Question Raised By The Prospect Of President Bush And For That Matter By The Reality Of President Reaga

The Question Raised By The Prospect Of President Quayle Is The Same As The Question Raised By The Prospect Of President Bush And For That Matter By The Reality Of President Reaga

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"The question raised by the prospect of President
Quayle is the same as the question raised by the
prospect of President Bush and for that matter by
the reality of President Reagan: How long can a
great nation afford to have silly leaders?"
-- Hendrik Hertzberg

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