Senator, you're no Jack Kennedy' almost didn't happen. How it became the biggest VP debate moment in history - Los Angeles Times
CPD: 1988 Debates
Vice Presidential Candidates Debate | C-SPAN.org
Then-Vice President George H.W. Bush (left) shakes hands with candidate Michael Dukakis at the start of the presidential debate in Winston-Salem, N.C., in 1988. - WJCT Public Media
United States presidential election of 1988 | United States government | Britannica
United States presidential election of 1988 | United States government | Britannica
Dukakis Credits George H.W. Bush With Helping To End Cold War | WBUR News
American History TV on Twitter: ""Senator, you're no Jack Kennedy." #OnThisDay in 1988, Senators Dan Quayle & Lloyd Bentsen met in Omaha for the vice presidential debate. #FlashbackFriday https://t.co/J1BoVHAlkr" / Twitter
Fineman: Beware the debate spin doctors
US Democratic Vice Presidential candidate Lloyd Bentsen had to think on his feet in the 1988 VP debate with Republican candidate Dan Quayle. - ABC News
Being vice president is dreadful. Running for it is so much worse. - The Washington Post
Presidential Candidates Debate | C-SPAN.org
The Five Worst Vice Presidential Picks | History Today
Bentsen vs. Quayle: The 1988 vice presidential debate - YouTube
VP debates are often forgettable – but Dan Quayle never recovered from his 1988 debate mistake
Bush vs. Dukakis: The second 1988 presidential debate - YouTube
1988 vice presidential debate in Omaha produced one of the most-memorable zingers in politics: 'You're no Jack Kennedy' | State and Regional News | omaha.com
George H. W. Bush - Wikipedia
Senator, you're no Jack Kennedy - Wikipedia
The 1988 Bush/Dukakis Debates | Debating Our Destiny | PBS
George H. W. Bush Refuses More Debates - HISTORY
The League of Women Voters and Candidate Debates: A Changing Relationship | League of Women Voters
