That is not a yes or no question.
-- Senator Dan Quayle during a somewhat heated exchange with
reporters in 1988. Quayle indicated he would only accept
"yes or no" questions for the rest of the session. Here,
he refuses to answer a question of whether he's offered to
take his name off of the ticket, 8/19/88
(reported in the Washington Post, 8/20/88, p. A6)
-- Senator Dan Quayle during a somewhat heated exchange with
reporters in 1988. Quayle indicated he would only accept
"yes or no" questions for the rest of the session. Here,
he refuses to answer a question of whether he's offered to
take his name off of the ticket, 8/19/88
(reported in the Washington Post, 8/20/88, p. A6)
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