Quayle chosen as Bush running mate shocks observers
Vice President Bush selects Dan Quayle of Indiana as his running mate, a move that stuns strategists and some supporters. Quayle, 41, conservative and son of a wealthy Indiana family, promises youth and Midwest appeal while critics question his experience and national reach.
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Baby Boomers Targeted in Bush Quayle Ticket Strategy
New Orleans report analyzes whether younger voters born in the baby boom generation will back George Bush with Dan Quayle on the ticket. Analysts note boomers have not formed a stable voting bloc and offer perspectives on past trends and potential impact on the 1988 race.
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United States
James Baker III
Quayle
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American Enterprise Institute
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