James Danforth Quayle
The Right Man for the Job?

Kenny Burke
H102
12/8/05
James Danforth Quayle
The Right Man for the Job?

Potato, P – O – T – A – T – O, Potato. No I am sorry, Potato is spelled Potatoe! Those were the infamous words that rung out in Trenton, New Jersey at an elementary school spelling bee. This incident was arguably the most memorable and lasting image of Vice President Dan Quayle's political career. Comedians, commentators, and all branches of the media had a field day with this comment as well as many other comments from the Indianapolis, Indiana native.
But how did this young and ambitious politician get to this point? This question has been brought up by political analysts for years and as long as there is a historical record of his controversial term as Vice President, there will be people who question, was he the right man for the job?
Dan Quayle was born into a wealthy family. His grandfather owned several newspapers including the......

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